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DOUBLE HAT-TRICK JOY FOR MOONEY

BOSTON UNITED 3 FARSLEY CELTIC 0
By Christian James

KELSEY MOONEY scored a second successive hat-trick, the first Pilgrim since 1966 to do so, as Boston reclaimed the play-off position they lost in midweek.
For the visitors it is now six games winless; the best news for them Darren Stephenson’s return from injury.
Boston took the lead on the half hour. Jai Rowe played Mooney through, the No 9 rolling past Zan-Luk Leban with the confidence of a man who bagged four last time out.
On the stroke of half-time Celtic could have been level. Jack Evans picked Stephenson out on the l...

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