National League North

SMART WORK AS PILGRIMS REJOICE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2023

BOSTON UNITED 3 ALFRETON TOWN 1
By Christian James

BOSTON fought past refereeing complaints to continue their excellent Saturday home form – now eight wins and one draw – against an Alfreton side showing one win from their last eight.
Boston’s Sam Smart provided Jimmy Knowles the simplest of tap-ins on 13 minutes, but the lead lasted just four minutes.
Chapman was penalised for catching Harry Perritt after he’d shot wide and Jordan Thewlis converted the spot-kick for his fourth goal against United since leaving in 2021.
Three minutes after the break cont...

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