National League South

Pilgrims snatch thrilling point

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 February 2018

By Rob Singleton
BOSTON UNITED 3
CURZON ASHTON 3
HEROIC powers of recovery brought Boston United an unlikely point to maintain their recent progress.
Two goals from Brad Abbott and one by livewire Reece Thompson in 13 second-half minutes turned a 3-0 deficit into a share of the spoils.
The fightback stunned Curzon Ashton who looked nailed on for victory when goals by Jake Dunwoody, Danny Shaw and Ben McKenna had seemingly put them out of sight.
The visitors struck at either end of the first half. For a starter, Dunwoody got on the end of a brilliant right-wing cross by McKenna to head home ...

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