Boro march on after superb win at Celtic
Boro's fantastic start to life in National League North continued with a resounding first-ever away win against Farsley Celtic, winning 4-2.
On top virtually throughout, and roared on by a large and vocal army of supporters, Boro turned on another superb performance to remain fourth in the table.
Theopeninggoalarrivedin the 12th minute when an Ash Jackson throw into the area was cleared towards Lewis Maloney, who hoisted the ball back into the six-yard box for Kieran Weledji to prod past the keeper.
A right-wing corner from Luca Colville was headed narrowly wide by Bailey Gooda, Maloney, who was terrificyetagain,firedoverfroma 30-yardfree-kick,skipperMichael Coulson sent a throughball to Dom Tear, whose shot was charged down by Adam Clayton.
Then Boro doubled their lead on 26 minutes with a fabulous goal.
Kieran Glynn, outstanding all game, passed forward to Jarvis, who rounded a defender before slotting past keeper Dearnley.
Glynnthensetupachance for Coulson, but Andy Butler cleared the danger.
Farsley pulled a goal back lessthantwominutesintothe secondhalfwhenaright-wingercornerfromBobbyJohnson was powerfully headed home by Andy Butler.
Boro reacted quickly, and
were soon back in control, with Glynn, Colville, Tear and Jarvis all spraying the ball about, while Thornton and Gooda won any high balls that cametheirwayfromthebeleaguered home side.
A run from Coulson was halted by a strong Adam Clayton
challenge, before Boro restored their two-goal lead on 53 minutes when Colville won possession, passed to Glynn, andhesentaprecisethroughballtoTear,whoshowedgreat composuretoslotpastDearnley.
ColvillelaidofftoMaloney,
whose shot brought a diving save from Dearnley, and Weledji latched onto a pass from Maloney, but his shot was blocked by Butle.
They went 4-1 up on 62 minutes with another terrific goal, when Jarvis raced past a defender and passed inside to
Colvilleontheedgeofthearea, and he calmly placed his shot into the bottom left corner.
Farsley added a second on 75 minutes as Joe Cracknell couldn't hold a cross under pressure, and the ball fell to Clayton, who headed into the empty net.