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Who can stop brutal Wood?

Fit-again striker Matt Rush came off the bench to score a dramatic late winner as Boreham Wood rallied to a ninth National League win in a row to go 12 points clear at the top of the table.

By Brett Lewis

BOREHAM WOOD 4
Cashman 20 (pen), White 45+1, Brunt 87, Rush 90+2

HARTLEPOOL UTD 3

Kouogun 47, Deeming 52, Miley 59

GOLD RUSH: Boreham Wood ace Matt Rush wheels away after yet another late winner
PICTURE: Leonie Citron

Fit-again striker Matt Rush came off the bench to score a dramatic late winner as Boreham Wood rallied to a ninth National League win in a row to go 12 points clear at the top of the table.
But Luke Garrard’s men were forced to fight all the way by Pools, who recovered from a 2-0 half-time deficit to lead 3-2, only for Zak Brunt and then Rush, the National...

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