National League North

Blues hold on despite Pilgrims’ late pressure

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 October 2022

BOSTON UNITED 2 CHESTER 3
By Christian James

CHESTER’S three first-half goals were just about enough against Boston United, who have now conceded 21 in eight home games this season.
Kieran Coates found space in behind to receive an excellent Kevin Roberts ball and his low cross was slid in by Kurt Willoughby. The lead was doubled when Anthony Dudley ran through to find Sam Long’s bottom corner.
United suffered another blow after half an hour when Zak Mills, returning from injury, went off.
Boston had by that point spent half of their time at home this season trailing,...

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