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Match Report: Boston United 1-1 Curzon Ashton

The Pilgrims would begin the game on top as Deji Sotona brought the ball down in the box, firing high into the side netting.

The visitors would respond shortly after as Rhys Hughes latched onto a Jordan Richards cross from the right, forcing a magnificent save down low by Aaron Chapman.

Sam Smart whipped a ball in from the right, finding Jimmy Knowles at the far post, who headed past Cam Mason to open the scoring, 1-0.

Sam Smart would then attempt to get his own name on the scoresheet as he shaped to shoot from range, with his effort rising just above the crossbar. Jimmy Spencer would look to form a Nash response, hitting an outside of the boot effort just wide.


Jacob Hazel would later have another attempt to beat Cam Mason as he went through one-on-one with the Nash shot stopper, but was unable to find a way past him.

Jordan Richards would fashion an equaliser for the visitors as he swung in a free kick from the right, finding the head of Devon Matthews, who powered the ball past Aaron Chapman, making it two from two against the Pilgrims this season, 1-1.

The Pilgrims skipper Michael Bostwick attempted to restore the hosts lead as he hit from just outside the area but only found Cam Mason’s gloves. Newly subbed on Kelsey Mooney found himself in behind the Nash backline, attempting to fire low past Cam Mason was but unable to.

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