The Seadogs turned on the style in Lancashire on Tuesday night.
Jono Greening's men bounced back from Saturday's defeat to fellow highflyers Kidderminster.
They went to Radcliffe, who began the day in fifth and turned in a tremendous display to return to the National North's top seven.
Steven Walker's brilliant slalom run ended with a superb left-footed solo strike, inside 18 minutes.
Boro then doubled their advantage after Kieran Weledji's shot struck Rio Allan and dropped into the net.
Weledji made sure of the plaudits in first-half injury time as he definitely got the last touch from close range for 3-0.
The visitors put the gloss on things, 12 minutes from time, when Walker made it 4-0.
A freak goal direct from a corner then saw Radcliffe bag a late consolation.
Here's how Paddy saw it on This Is The Coast Extra:
Greening then spoke to Paddy after the final whistle:
Boro are back in action, on Saturday, when Worksop Town visit the Mounting Systems Stadium.


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