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Woking 2-2 Boreham Wood: Cards hit back to reel in Wood

PROMOTION chasing Woking rallied back from two goals down to salvage a hard-earned point against fellow playoff rivals Boreham Wood.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 February 2023

By Peter Moore

WOKING 2
Browne 60, 78

BOREHAM W 2
Rees 27, 57

ALL SQUARE: Woking’s Rhys Browne turns away after scoring his second goal
PICTURE: David Holmes

PROMOTION chasing Woking rallied back from two goals down to salvage a hard-earned point against fellow playoff rivals Boreham Wood.
Rhys Browne was the hero for the Cards with with two second half goals after a brace from Josh Rees had given the visitors a two-goal cushion.
“We never really gave ourselves a foundation today,” said Cards boss Darren Sarll, whose side remain third, four points clear of Barnet having played two gam...

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