National League North

PILGRIMS MAKE PROGRESS AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2023

BOSTON UNITED 2 WARRINGTON TOWN 0
By Christian James

FOR the second successive game a goal in each half gave Boston United the points, the Pilgrims up to three wins from five.
Early dominance began with Keaton Ward’s cross spooned over by Kelsey Mooney from close. Ward then found Mooney, but Duggan slid in to cut him off.
Mooney came close again on 14 minutes, Tony Thompson clawing his header out of the top corner then Ward was a hair’s breadth away from converting a Jimmy Knowles cross.
Midway through the half Isaac Buckley-Ricketts was sent through but Tyler Knowles...

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