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Established
1870 (153 years old)

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York Road
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15 Jul 23		Thatcham Town		-		Maidenhead United		TBC @ 12:00am
22 Jul 23		Hayes and		-		Maidenhead United		TBC @ 12:00am
29 Jul 23		Banbury		-		Maidenhead United		TBC @ 12:00am
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29 Apr 23		Gateshead FC		4 - 0		Maidenhead United		Gateshead Internatio
22 Apr 23		Maidenhead United		1 - 1		Barnet		York Road Stadium
15 Apr 23		Oldham		1 - 0		Maidenhead United		Boundary Park
10 Apr 23		Maidenhead United		1 - 3		Torquay		York Road Stadium
07 Apr 23		Solihull Moors		1 - 1		Maidenhead United		ARMCO Arena

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Maidenhead United Football Club is a semi-professional English football club in Maidenhead, Berkshire. They currently play in the National League, the fifth tier of English football,.

The club was founded in 1870 and moved to their current ground at York Road the following year. The Football Association have acknowledged that it is the "oldest senior football ground continuously used by the same club".

Origins
The origins of senior football in Maidenhead can be traced back to October 1870 with the formation of Maidenhead Football Club, who subsequently played their first-ever fixture in December 1870 against Windsor Home Park on a site close to the River Thames. On 16 February 1871 the club played their first game on the York Road site against Marlow. The club were one of the original 15 entrants for the first-ever FA Cup competition in 1871–72. The following season they reached the last four before losing to Oxford University. Maidenhead reached the quarter-finals in the next two seasons, but in 1876 withdrew, returning the following season. They also entered the first-ever Berks & Bucks Cup competition in 1878 and the first FA Amateur Cup in 1893.

Team Members

Charlee Adams		Alex Addai		Jordan Archer		Chris Dunn
Rohan Ince		Ross Lafayette		Gold Omotayo		Matthew Parsons
Charlie Strutton

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Maidenhead United play their home games at York Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 1SF.

York Road, which had been a cricket ground from the late eighteenth century, is now officially acknowledged as the "oldest senior football ground continuously used by the same club", eclipsing Northwich Victoria's old claim by several years.

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