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WILSON HUNTS DOWN POACHERS

By Simon Ashberry

BRAD Wilson scored twice as Basford United won at Boston Town.
The Ambers started the first half brightly, but it was the The Poachers who had the better of the early chances from Mohamed Mhamdi and Jordan Tate who both shot wide of goal.
DIV 1 MIDLANDS
BOSTON TOWN 1
BASFORD UNITED 2
Against the run of play Basford opened the scoring after 32 minutes when Wilson curled the ball into the corner after good counter attacking play.
Boston began the second half in fighting spirit. Half-time sub Harry Limb’s goal-bound shot was blocked and Mhamdi then shot wide aft...

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