National League North

IT’S THE WRIGHT STUFF FOR PILGRIMS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 March 2019

By Christian James
BOSTON UNITED 4 CURZON ASHTON 1
A GOAL after just 36 seconds paved the way for Boston’s second home win since December.
A defensive mix-up between Jonathan Hunt and Olly Thornley let in Jake Wright, who neatly flicked into the bottom corner from six yards.
Midway through the first half, the dominant Pilgrims created further opportunities as Wright and Ryan Qualter both saw efforts fall narrowly wide.
The visiting Curzon Ashton defence failed to recognise further danger brewing, and poor marking from a George Smith cross on 24 minutes in handed Max Wright enough time...

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