Non-League Paper

Joy for Quakers but agony for Pilgrims

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2019

BOSTON UNITED 0 DARLINGTON 2 By Rob Singleton

A SECOND consecutive 2-0 win saw Darlington secure safety, in turn confirming there would be no play-off charge for a Boston side who have now lost ten league games at York Street. The unsettled Pilgrims side – plagued by injury and illness – began on the back foot as goalkeeper George Willis twice denied Jordan Nicholson midway through the first half.
The hosts’ first clear-cut chance arrived seconds before the break. Jay Rollins found time and space in the Quakers’ box but saw his shot smothered, then Jonathan Wafula fa...

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