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THE DOUBLE ON BIG DAY

LINCOLN CITY 1
Reach 12

NET GAIN: Boro’s Will Lankshear makes it 1-1

across the box was met by Reach, who arrived from the left to rasp a ferocious left-footed shot beyond Radek Vitek.
Boro tried to summon a response and Leo Castledine and Abdoulaye Kante both threatened from distance, while Adilson Malanda then saw a header held by George Wickens.
The visitors remained a threat, however, and Dom Jefferies had two opportunities midway through the MATCH
Boro cranked up the pressure towards the interval, with Lankshear threatening on a couple of occasions, before Kyle Joseph&#x...

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