National League North

SUPER-SUB KABONGO ENJOYS THE LAST WORD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2018

By Rob Singleton
BOSTON U 2
BLYTH SPARTANS 1
THE Boston bandwagon keeps rolling on under manager Craig Elliott.
Seven wins and 22 points from eight games has transformed Boston from relegation candidates to play-off hopefuls.
The Pilgrims’ victory over Blyth was achieved thanks to strikes by Ashley Hemmings and Kabongo Tshimanga, sandwiching an equaliser from Dan Maguire in a pulsating match.
Most of the drama unfolded in the second half, although the first period had a few notable highlights. Spartans’ Dale Hopson saw a shot blocked close to his own line by home debutant Wes At...

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