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STONES RALLY TO PEG BACK ROVERS

STONES RALLY

By Ash Loveridge

FOREST GRN 2
Doidge 2, May 6

WEALDSTONE 2
McFarlane 43, 89

COMEBACK COMPLETE: Callum McFarlane wheels away after scoring Wealdstone’s late equaliser, inset
PICTURE: PSI/Wayne Tuckwell

EBULLIENT Wealdstone boss Matty Taylor lauded his side after they pegged-back a two-goal deficit at high-flying Forest Green Rovers.
Callum McFarlane’s last-gasp strike handed the Stones a late point after first-half goals from Christian Doidge and Adam May had given Rovers a flying start.
McFarlane made a fist of it for the Stones just before the break and then...

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