Maidstone United fans have high hopes for the outcome of today’s hotly-anticipated FA Cup clash with Ipswich Town. The National League South side – the lowest ranked left in the competition – travel to the Championship club in Suffolk hoping to pull off another upset. Last Wednesday season ticket holders queued for more than two hours to get their hands on tickets to watch the match. While hundreds more were left disappointed last Saturday when the remaining tickets quickly sold out. The club beat Stevenage 1-0 on January 6 following a late first-half penalty scored by Sam Corne, which was the…