A veil of sadness has fallen over County Limerick following the tragic passing of Ruth Staunton
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15 Mar 2026
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15 Mar 2026
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Substitute Jordy Hiwula scored a 73rd-minute winner as Boston came back from a goal down to beat Yeovil 2-1 in the National League.
The visitors took the lead after 17 minutes through striker Aaron Jarvis, who struck low from range for his first goal of the calendar year.
However the Glovers were not ahead for long as Boston’s Jake Rooney replied six minutes later with a finish from Matty Carson’s free-kick delivery.
And just five minutes after being brought on, Hiwula made a difference as he stroked home to put the visitors in front.
The substitute’s finish proved to be the decisive moment to get his mid-table side a first win in three and make it two losses in a row for Yeovil.
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