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Dion ends drought for the Turbines

PETERBOROUGH SPORTS 1 BOSTON UNITED 1
By Lillianna Armstrong

IT WAS a fairly local affair down at The Bee Arena as Peterborough Sports hosted Boston United as they looked to return to winning ways as well as score a much-needed goal after not netting in their previous five games.
The game started quite quietly with both sides trying to find their feet in deteriorating weather conditions. Sports saw a number of corners cleared well by the Boston defence but neither keeper really had a save to make in the first 20 minutes of the game.
The breakthrough did eventually come on 28 minutes...

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