National League North

Nash cash in with Devon’s late leveller

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2024

BOSTON UNITED 1 CURZON ASHTON 1
By Christian James

THE ARCHETYPAL game of two halves saw both Boston and Curzon pick up a second successive draw thanks to Devon Matthews’ late goal for the visitors.
Boston made the brighter start culminating in two Jacob Hazel efforts flying over before Sam Smart looked to have been bundled over in the box – referee Harry Jones unmoved.
Nash first foray forward gave Rhys Hughes space to take aim from ten yards, tall keeper Aaron Chapman stretching to push to safety.
Boston’s Sam Smart was on the end of another nudge after 28 mi...

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