Boston United is a professional football club based in Boston, Lincolnshire, England, currently competing in the National League North, the sixth tier of English football. The Pilgrims play their home games at the Jakemans Stadium, a modern ground that replaced their historic York Street home. Founded in 1933, the club has a passionate fanbase and a history marked by memorable FA Cup runs and promotions. A key era arrived under manager Steve Evans, who guided the club from the Southern League to the Football League for the first time in 2002, a achievement celebrated throughout the town. After a five-year stay in League Two, the club has since operated in the National League and National League North. The modern era sees Boston United as a perennial promotion contender in their division, known for a direct and physical style of play. The club's supporters are famously loyal and travel in strong numbers, creating a formidable away following. Boston United remains the flagship football club of the town, with ambitions to return to the National League premier division.