National League North

Allott doubles up as Pilgrims punish Port

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 March 2019

By Alan Jones
SOUTHPORT 2
BOSTON UNITED 3
GAVIN ALLOTT scored twice as Boston United came from behind at Southport to claim a first win in five games.
Allott struck the winner a minute from time, completing a dramatic second-half turnaround for the visiting Pilgrims, who trailed at the break.
Southport had taken the lead on 14 minutes, Brad Bauress sliding the ball home for the Port’s 7,000th ever goal after good approach play from Dion Charles.
At that stage it looked like the home team would take control, with Bauress twice going close again.
Yet Boston hit back quickly after the br...

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