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07 Sept 2025
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07 Sept 2025
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Chris Wreh’s superb stoppage-time equaliser earned Tamworth a 1-1 draw at Boston and denied the home side their first win of the season.
Jai Rowe’s first-half header appeared to have secured Boston victory at the Jakemans Community Stadium but substitute Wreh levelled it up with a fine curling effort in the fourth minute of added time .
Rowe headed home the Pilgrims’ first goal of the season from a corner in a close-fought match between two newly-promoted teams.
Boston’s Jacob Hazel produced a brilliant block to keep out Tamworth substitute Daniel Creaney’s late header, while home goalkeeper Cameron Gregory had earlier tipped Ben Acquaye’s free-kick over the crossbar.
Tamworth goalkeeper Jas Singh was also in fine form as he saved well from another Rowe header and also thwarted first-half efforts from Sam Osborne and Hazel.
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