National League North

Magpies leave Pilgrims in pain

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 August 2022

BOSTON UNITED 1 CHORLEY 4
By Christian James

CHORLEY collected their first three points in imperious fashion as Boston fell to another chastening home defeat. United manager Paul Cox admitted in midweek his side had been rattled by their shock 5-3 defeat on the opening day to Southport, and again his team conceded goals in gluts.
Following an even opening 20 minutes, Billy Whitehouse picked out fellow winger Jon Ustabasi to head home at the back post. On 24 minutes Connor Hall made it two, finding the bottom corner as scorer turned provider to lay it off on the edge of the box. Cox ...

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