National League North

Pilgrims punish misfiring Bulls

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 April 2019

By Richard Prime
HEREFORD 0
BOSTON UNITED 2
INJURY and suspension-hit Boston United completed the league double over Hereford. Tom Clare gave the Pilgrims the lead in the first period with a soft Brad Abbott penalty doubling the lead 14 minutes from time. On 32 minutes, a longrange Andi Thanoj effort was pushed behind for a corner by Bulls keeper Matt Yates and the resulting corner brought the opener.
Yates attempted to punch Nicky Wroe’s cross, but the ball fell at the feet of Clare who had no difficulty in converting. As Hereford tried to hit back before the break, Rowan Liburd had ...

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