MATCH VERDICT: Seven up for Deeping Rangers to end Boston Town's mini revival

Deeping Rangers took their tally to 29 goals during that run as Scott Coupland, Henry Dunn and Scott Mooney all found the net again.

A four-match unbeaten spell for new-look Boston Town was never likely to be extended.

Although the Poachers kept battling away, there was no way back as soon as Dunn doubled the advantage.

Mooney made it 3-0 and that was a fair reflection of Deeping’s dominance.

It was no surprise when they took the lead after 18 minutes as Coupland swept home Charlie Coulson’s right-wing cross.

But Rangers should have gone further in front before Dunn effectively ended this game as a real contest.

He finished off another flowing move which inveitably involved Coulson, Coupland and Mooney.

With five minutes to go, Mooney latched onto a loose ball and beat goalkeeper Ash Malhotra on the edge of the box to give himself an easy finish.

Dunn had gone close before the break and David Burton-Jones was denied by a double save.

Just past the hour mark, Mooney’s drive was pushed over but Deeping needed that second goal to kill off any chance of a comeback.

Curtis Revell was unlucky when a long-range drive bounced off the post and keeper Richard Stainsby who held the ball on the line to prevent an own-goal.

Lori Borbely missed the target following Stainsby’s poor clearance and Jordan Smith fired wide.

But Deeping kept going and eventually got what they deserved.

DEEPING RANGERS

4-4-2: Stainsby; Flack, Hunnings, Clay, Smith; Coulson (sub McSkelly 85 mins), Burton-Jones, Dunn (sub Marsden 85 mins), Kilbride (sub Bird 77 mins); Mooney, Coupland. Subs not used: Bircham, Fisher.

BOSTON TOWN

4-4-1-1: Malhotra; Elston, Lambley, Ashton, Turner; Revell, Ford, Arnold (sub Taft 85 mins), Smith; Borbely (sub McDonald 66 mins); Britton.

REFEREE

Ian Ruddock.

GOALS

Coupland (18 mins, 1-0); Dunn (74 mins, 2-0); Mooney (85 mins, 3-0).

BOOKINGS

Turner, Smith, Flack (fouls).

ATTENDANCE

104

ENTERTAINMENT

★★★