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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Jamie Andrews struck a late equaliser as Woking twice came from behind to draw 2-2 with Eastleigh in the National League.
Tyrese Shade put the visitors in front after 14 minutes, played in on goal by Ben Close before finding the bottom corner of the net.
Woking then drew level three minutes before the break when Aiden O’Brien headed in from Jacob Jones’ free-kick.
Shade had Eastleigh back in front just after the hour with a powerful strike into the top corner that left Woking goalkeeper Ollie Webber with no chance.
But Shade then missed a chance to make it a hat-trick with a free header and Andrews made Eastleigh pay when he curled an 86th-minute free-kick around the wall to level.
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