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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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A late penalty from Tyrone Marsh rescued a point for Boreham Wood as they drew 2-2 with Notts County.
County took the lead six minutes in after a defender handled the ball in the penalty area and Ruben Rodrigues slotted home from the spot.
They nearly had a chance to double the lead minutes later when Macauley Langstaff had a chance, but goalkeeper Nathan Ashmore was able to make the save.
Wood then equalised in the 39th minute, with Danny Elliott stabbing home after County were unable to clear from a corner.
County retook the lead in the 67th minute when Kairo Mitchell fired home from 20 yards out to find the bottom corner.
But Boreham were awarded a penalty after Jamal Fyfield was brought down in the box and Marsh tucked the penalty away to earn a point.
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