National League North

Pollock pops up late on for points

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 March 2022

GUISELEY 0 BOSTON UNITED 1
By Tom Feaheny

BOSTON United claimed all three points thanks to a late goal at Guiseley, as the hosts remain in real danger of being relegated.
After a quiet start, the visitors had an ideal opportunity to take the lead just before the break, Ntumba Massanka fed Danny Elliott through and he rounded Guiseley keeper Owen Mason smartly and had the whole goal to aim at yet his effort hit the post and went wide.
Guiseley could have taken the lead on 45 minutes when Thierry Latty-Fairweather saw a pass that looked dangerous cleared by Brad Nicholson who had transfe...

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