National League North

Ashley on spot to boost Pilgrims

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 April 2018

By Rob Singleton
BOSTON UNITED 1 AFC TELFORD UNITED 0
PENALTY king Ashley Hemmings gave Boston a winning end to the season.
His 12th successful spot-kick this term was enough to seal maximum points as the Pilgrims finished ninth – a fine reward after an upturn in fortunes under manager Craig Elliott.
Telford, took satisfaction from their own mid-table conclusion.
Kabongo Tshimanga was the only Boston player to threaten before the break, seeing a 15th minute effort curl wide and then drilling low at keeper Ben Wilson.
Telford’s efforts were even more scarce with strikers Amari Mo...

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