Boro pick up a priceless victory
10:34pm Tuesday 22nd April 2008
Bridlington 1 Radcliffe Boro 2
STEVE Howson's 88th minute winner was enough to earn Radcliffe Borough the points in a relegation six-pointer at the Queensgate Stadium.
Radcliffe took the lead eight minutes before the break when Neil Chappell poked home after a goalmouth scramble.
But, the home side hit back within a minute of the break when Luke Smith finished in style after a neat move through the centre of the park.
In the second period there were limited chances at each end before Howson steered home a cross from the right and celebrated in style with the travelling Boro fans.
Boro's UniBond status will be preserved tonight if FC United beat Woodley Sports.
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