FA Cup

IT’S A LATE SHOW AS SUB PUTS BOOT IN!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 September 2021

By Phil Brennan

ON THE CHARGE: FC’s Finlay Sinclair Smith attempts to skip past James McCarten in the Bootle defence
PICTURE: Karl Brooks

BOOTLE 2
Hodkinson 70 pen, Hughes 90+2
FC UNITED 2
Main 17, 24
SUB Elliott Hughes was the toast of Bootle as his late injury-time leveller against FC United of Manchester earned the Bucks a replay.
The Rebels had taken a two-goal lead into the break thanks to a double from striker Cedric Main.
Bucks caretaker-manager Richie Boswarva was happy with his team’s performance but slightly disappointed with the result.
He said: “Even...

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