Boston United rise out of drop zone with derby victory

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 1 Nov, 14:40 · Archive

Boston United moved out of the National League drop zone after beating Scunthorpe United at home.

Boston United moved out of the National League drop zone after their second home win in five days on Saturday evening. They defeated visiting Scunthorpe United in the derby clash, with striker Tom Cursons scoring twice.

Manager Paul Hurst acknowledged the progress but said there remained hard work ahead for the club. He encouraged players and fans to enjoy the successful week in which Boston had secured consecutive home victories.

How it is being reported

• Hard work ahead says boss, but Boston United enjoy a good week as they rise out of the drop zoneBoston United manager Paul Hurst said there was plenty of hard work ahead, but players and fans should enjoy a great week in which the Pilgrims have won twice in five days to lift themselves out of the National League drop zone.Skegness Standard · 1 Nov, 14:16
• Second win in five days lifts Boston United out of drop zone after revenge derby winBoston United recorded back-to-back home victories in five days and moved out of the National League drop zone with striker Tom Cursons scoring two more goals to shoot down visiting Scunthorpe United in Saturday evening’s derby clash.Lincolnshire World · 1 Nov, 13:27

In this story: Boston United · Scunthorpe United · Tom Cursons · Paul Hurst · National League

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