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Old boy pops up to tie Cards in Knotts

By Jack Smith
CONCORD RANGERS 1
WOKING 1
SKIPPER Billy Knott popped up in the 90th minute to deny his former club victory.
The former Sunderland man, who spent six months on loan at Woking in 2012-13, returned to haunt the Cards after Greg Luer had put the visitors in front.
Woking’s Nicky Wheeler caused the Beachboys all kinds of problems early on, hitting the upright with a snapshot from a tight angle.
Then, a razor-sharp counterattack saw the away side take the lead –Max Kretzschmar selflessly heading back across goal into the path of Luer to belt into an empty net.
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