Non-League Paper

PILGRIMS ARE BLOWN AWAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 September 2018

Turbines power past sorry Boston in FA Cup

PETERBOROUGH Sports of the Southern League Division One Central produced the shock of the FA Cup second round qualifying by winning at National League North club Boston United. The Step 4 side pulled off the best result in their history, winning 2-0 thanks to first-half goals from Josh Moreman and Josh McCammon.
Meanwhile, Wessex League club Sholing came from two goals down to force a replay at National League South’s Slough Town, while Bristol Manor Farm of the Southern League Division One South thumped Basingstoke Town 5-2.
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