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Carlow attacker Padraig Amond.
Carlow striker Padraig Amond netted the first of Woking's two goals as the Cardinals drew 2-2 away to Wrexham in the English National League on Tuesday.
Amond, who has scored an impressive five goals in his last eight league appearances, fired Woking ahead after only seven minutes before Anthony Forde lashed home a free-kick to bring the home side level before the break.
Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney would've been delighted to see Paul Mullin put the Welsh outfit in front shortly after the interval but Rhys Browne levelled from the spot to snatch a point for Woking.
Amond will look to continue his fine-scoring streak as his club target promotion to the English Football League.
Not a bad point! Safe journey home to everyone who made the trip ⚪️ https://t.co/MExsGp5quW
— Pádraig Amond (@padraigamond21) February 14, 2023
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