Dean Windass replaced Blott and new signing Luke Fletcher replaced Hepples, Denny Ingram stepped in for the unlucky Miller.
Boro were far the better team and after United made a reasonable start, Boro soon got on top and took command of the game, Carl Haslam was dangerous for United, but Haslam apart this was a very ordinary United side.
But in spite of the Boro pressure and near misses from Windass, Ghaicham, Bernard and Naylor the half time whistle sounded with the scoreline 0-0.
United somehow took the lead inside 5 minutes of the re-start, that man Haslam received the ball in a blatant offside position, but surprise ! surprise ! he was allowed to play on and his shot went past Kev Martin to put his side into the lead.
Boro showed great determination and they had a string of chances, but either simple bad luck or the width of the goalposts meant that United kept their slender lead.
But Boro's never-say-die attitude paid dividends once again as deep into injury time skipper Hackworth played the ball to Naylor and his shot left Fisher in the United goal stranded.
So a great Boro performance, we should have won the game, but this was an addition to the great unbeaten run that we are enjoying at this time.
3 points on Tuesday against Staveley could see us in 3rd place in the league just 1 point behind leaders Bridlington Town and 2nd placed Retford United.
UP THE BORO.................
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