Wealdstone secured a 3-1 away win at Boston United, coming from behind with two goals in a minute. The victory lifts the Stones to 20th in the National League, with eight points from nine games.
Jamie Grimes gave the hosts a 12th-minute lead. Dylan Kadji equalised for Wealdstone in the 27th minute. The game turned decisively when Olufela Olomola put the visitors ahead in the 65th minute. Jaydn Mundle-Smith added a third just sixty seconds later.
Boston United manager Paul Hurst gave his reaction after the match. "I think we will play a lot worse and win a game of football," Hurst said. He added, "It's all about the end result and we found a way to not win the game."
Lenell John-Lewis had a penalty saved for Wealdstone during the contest. The attendance at York Street was 1,612, including 86 travelling supporters. A pre-match incident forced a brief evacuation of the away area, but all fans were re-admitted in time for kick-off.
The result is a welcome boost after two consecutive league defeats. Wealdstone's recent form now reads two wins and three losses from their last five matches. They host 24th-placed Gateshead next, with the full fixtures list showing that game is scheduled for Saturday.
This story first appeared at Boston United Football Club
