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Pilgrims’ passage to survival still realistic

BOSTON UNITED 0 PETERBORO’ SPORTS 0
By Christian James

BOSTON UNITED couldn’t replicate their midweek success but a point against Peterborough Sports was enough to stay out of the bottom four. The Turbines have now won once in seven.
The fixture pitted Pilgrims boss Ian Culverhouse against Sports’ Michael Gash, manager and chief goalscorer when King’s Lynn won this league in 2020.
Significant goalmouth action didn’t arrive until midway through the first half – Jordan Nicholson’s cross was just behind Maniche Sane, who headed tamely at...

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