National League North

ASTLES SEES PORT HEAD IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 November 2018

By Rob Singleton
BOSTON UNITED 1
SOUTHPORT 2
THE IMPOSING figure of Ryan Astles powered improving Southport to a third successive away victory.
Sub Astles pounced with a match-winning header five minutes into stoppage time to give the Sandgrounders maximum points, spelling more misery for faltering Boston United.
The free-flowing visitors took a 16th minute lead when Jack Sampson curled home from 12 yards after superb creativity down the left by Bradley Bauress and Jordan Archer.
Home keeper George Willis brilliantly tipped away a Jordan Richards free-kick, while David Morgan and Dion Charl...

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