Non-league manager sent off for headbutting rival as huge brawl erupts in derby

Non-league manager sent off for headbutting rival as huge brawl erupts in derbyA local derby between Slough Town and Maidenhead United in the National League South descended into an ugly brawl following a poor challenge in the dying moments of a 2-2 drawCommentsSportFelix Keith Senior Sports Reporter12:24, 04 Apr 2026View 5 ImagesSlough Town manager Scott Davies went down clutching his face following a headbutt(Image: @Rootz_TV/Instagram)A manager of a non-league football club was sent off in the dying moments of a local derby after headbutting his opposite number in an ugly brawl. Maidenhead boss Ryan Peters was dismissed after clashing with Slough Town manager Scott Davies following a flashpoint on the pitch.‌Slough came from 2-0 down to rescue a point with a 98th-minute equaliser in a tense match on Friday. But it was a challenge on Maidenhead's Jordon Ragguette by Slough's Milan Trotman which sparked the melee.‌Trotman escaped without punishment for a poor challenge which left Ragguette with an ankle injury. And that triggered a brawl when a Maidenhead player jumped out of the dugout and onto the pitch to remonstrate with their opponents.‌A video uploaded to social media from the sidelines showed the ugly scenes of what followed, with Slough boss Davies ending up on the floor holding his face after an apparent headbutt by Peters, before players from both sides scuffle.JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! Latest news, analysis and much more on Mirror Football's Facebook pageREAD MORE: Kieran Trippier releases emotional statement as he confirms huge Newcastle decisionREAD MORE: Neymar facing 12-match ban in huge blow to World Cup hopes after shocking ref attackDavies was then set upon by another member of Maidenhead's coaching staff. Once things had been calmed down, Peters was red carded and the final seconds of the National League South game were played out.‌Explaining his version of events, Slough's Davies told the club's YouTube channel: "He...