National League North

KA-BANG-O! TSHIMANGA HIT SECURES LATE POINT

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2017

BOSTON UNITED 1 DARLINGTON 1

By Rob Singleton
HONOURS ended even as inconsistent rivals Boston United and Darlington fought out an entertaining draw.
The match had been a slow burner but ended all-square as Kabongo Tshimanga cancelled out Steve Thompson’s spot-kick.
It wasn’t until the 24th minute that the match yielded any great excitement, when the Pilgrims were awarded a penalty when Liam Marrs chopped down Jack Thomas. But James Clifton hit a tame effort that Adam Bartlett had no trouble clutching.
In the 30th minute Dawson showed himself as an attacking force for the Quaker...

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