National League North

PILGRIMS WILL NEED A DOUBLE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2024

BOSTON UNITED 0 SCARBOROUGH ATH 0
By Christian James

BOSTON UNITED need wins at Banbury and Hereford to ensure a play-off place, after surviving late scares for a point at home to Scarborough.
On 23 minutes Finlay Barnes picked Jordan Richards pocket but he hit wide of a Boston post.
United retaliated immediately, Ryan Whitley up to the task with an excellent double save to thwart Kelsey Mooney and a stretching Jacob Hazel on the follow-up. Mooney bundled a Lucien Mahovo cross wide on the half-hour.
Hazel lifted over after Mooney had blocked Richards shot, then on the hour Frank Mu...

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