National League North

IT’S A JOR DROPPING HAT-TRICK FOR THEWLIS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 November 2019

AFC TELFORD 1
BOSTON UTD 3
By Richard Worton
JORDAN THEWLIS hit a ten-minute hat-trick to take the game away from AFC Telford.
The Bucks had led at half-time but they were feeling frustrated after a penalty awarded by referee Andy Sykes resulted in a crucial swing of momentum.
The Bucks started brightly; Matt Stenson almost turned home Billy Sass-Davies’s downward header from a corner, then Darryl Knights fizzed a shot over from 20 yards.
Boston weren’t idle, however, and Andi Thanoj clipped the crossbar with a free-kick. Boston started to overrun the home side, with defender Th...

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