Woking vs Maidenhead United, 2020-21 English National League, Regular Season

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Woking are hosting Maidenhead United at The Laithwaite Community Stadium, Wokingham, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English National League.

Game Information

Competition: English National League

Venue: The Laithwaite Community Stadium
Location: Wokingham, England

Line-Ups

Woking

No.	Name
13	Craig Ross (GK)
5	Ben Gerring
3	Josh Casey
2	Jack Cook
8	Kane Ferdinand
10	Max Kretzschmar
16	Kyran Lofthouse
4	Charlie Cooper
22	John Goddard
18	Ben Dempsey
14	Slavi Spasov

Woking Substitutes:

Nathan Collier, Tommy Block, Jonté Smith, Malachi Napa, Matthew Jarvis.

Maidenhead United

No.	Name
1	Taye Ashby-Hammond (GK)
2	Jerry Wiltshire
3	George Wells
5	Immanuel Parry
16	Ryheem Sheckleford
11	Dan Sparkes
25	Sam Barratt
19	Ryan Upward
14	Rohan Ince
9	Nathan Blissett
10	Danilo Orsi-Dadomo

Maidenhead United Substitutes:

Josh Smile, Josh Coley, Bradley Keetch, Nana Ofori-Twumasi, James Comley.

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