Halifax return to winning ways with victory over struggling Boston

PA Sport staff
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Jamie Cooke’s 61st-minute strike earned Halifax a 1-0 home win over Boston in the National League.
Town had suffered a midweek loss at Southend and gone down to a 2-1 defeat to Fylde in their last home outing, but they bounced back to move within a point of fifth-placed Gateshead.
Cooke’s seventh league goal of the campaign proved enough to end the stubborn resistance of relegation-threatened Boston.
Chances were few and far between in an even first half, but Cooke broke the deadlock 16 minutes after half-time.
Ryan Galvin carried the ball forward and picked out Cooke, who fired into the bottom corner to earn Halifax a 14th league victory of the season.