National League North

Platt on target in old boys reunion

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 December 2020

By Christian James
BOSTON UNITED 2
ALFRETON TOWN 0
BOSTON climbed six places with victory over Alfreton Town, a first league win at their new Pilgrim Way home.
Town needed former Pilgrims keeper George Willis to twice deny Fraser Preston midway through the first half as the hosts set up camp in the Alfreton half.
Captain Dan Bradley then cleared Tom Platt’s header from a dangerous Joe Leesley corner as United continued to ask questions.
Boston dominated possession as the half neared its conclusion and went ahead just before the break. Scott Duxbury recovered the second ball after Jord...

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