Where the money is
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**Halifax are the heavy favorites here, and their home record shows why** — they've won 4 straight against Boston and look hungrier in the chase for the title. 🔴
Boston's form is shakier, managing just one win in five and looking vulnerable on the road. Halifax have the momentum, though that loss to Worthing last time out keeps things spicy.
Key storylines:
- **W. Hugill** leads the line for Halifax and should enjoy this matchup against a leaky Boston defense
- **Boston's** attacking unit needs **G. Holohan** and **T. Cursons** firing to nick something away from home
- **The Shay** has been a fortress — Halifax's home form is a massive edge
Expected lineups:
- **FC Halifax Town**: T. Grant, S. Hobson, W. Flint, A. Warburton, M. Bardell, Z. Gilsenan, C. Johnson, C. Carty, W. Hugill, A. Morgan-Smith, D. Kawa
- **Boston United**: L. Chadwick, K. Mauro, J. Grimes, N. Canavan, C. Teale, T. Agyemang, N. Pozo, L. Wheeldon, G. Holohan, T. Cursons, K. Aboh
Prediction:
**Halifax 2–0 Boston** — home dominance in a one-sided affair.
Nothing reached 80% confidence before kick-off, so we stayed quiet rather than guess. Most matches end up here — that is what keeps the published calls at 86.8%.
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