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HAWLEY IN BOX SEAT AS BOSTON WIN AWAY

LEAMINGTON 0 BOSTON UNITED 2
By Paul Edwards
LEAMINGTON slipped to their first defeat in eight league games against a Boston side who produced the perfect away performance under interim manager Karl Hawley to win their first away game of the season.
It was a brilliant way to put a marker down for the permanent job for Hawley with former Notts County manager Ian McParland also going for the position. The Pilgrims started swiftly and were ahead inside five minutes.
Tony Breeden failing to deal with Sam Muggleton’s long throw into the box, Brad McGowan pouncing to score from close range....

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