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Boston United 2-1 Guiseley: Clinical Preston fires up Pilgrims

BOSTON UNITED made it three wins from three at home having survived a first-half setback, and later eight minutes of added time, against Guiseley.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 September 2021

By Christian James

BOSTON UNITED 2
GUISELEY 1
BOSTON UNITED made it three wins from three at home having survived a first-half setback, and later eight minutes of added time, against Guiseley.
The Pilgrims lead on 14 minutes as Jordan Burrow netted his third of the season. A flowing counter-attack saw Jordan Preston and Danny Elliott complete an exchange of passes that left space to slip in Burrow, who finished low beyond Luke Jackson’s right arm.
Guiseley had threatened early on as Jordan Thewlis found space before Luke Shiels intervened, while Danny Elliott forced Jackson to save at his n...

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