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Yeovil Town 1-1 Boreham Wood: Away kings Wood can’t halt draw specialists

Boreham Wood extended their unbeaten run to seven games – and are yet to be beaten away from home after earning a point at Huish Park.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 September 2022

By Sheridan Robins

YEOVIL TOWN 1

Fisher 39
BOREHAM WD 1

Payne 45

Boreham Wood extended their unbeaten run to seven games – and are yet to be beaten away from home after earning a point at Huish Park.
In truth, though, Wood boss Luke Garrard had his goalkeeper Nathan Ashmore to thank with an assured performance between the sticks.
Two goals in six minutes at the end of the first half ultimately told the tale – Alex Fisher firing Yeovil in front before Jack Payne equalised for Wood aon the stroke of half-time
It means Yeovil have now drawn six of their opening 10 games – winning just onc...

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