National League North

Quakers revelling in home comforts

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 March 2022

DARLINGTON 2 BOSTON UNITED 1
By Craig Stoddart

DARLINGTON’S home run continued as they made it five wins in a row to keep their play-off push alive.
Boston were beaten at Blackwell, meaning Alun Armstrong’s side have now lost only one of their last nine games.
Jack Lambert was key to Darlington’s 2-0 half-time lead, his fifth-minute corner was fired to the near post where David Wheater turned home at close-range.
But Quakers had a let-off when Brad Nicholson smashed a loose ball over at close-range.
Quakers made Nicholson pay when Lambert scored midway through the ...

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