Boreham Wood drew 2-2 with Yeovil Town on Wednesday evening in a match that produced most of its drama after the hour mark, having offered relatively little of note in the opening exchanges.
Yeovil looked the more purposeful side through the first half. Jake Wannell scored at 27 minutes and added a second before the break, giving the visitors a two-goal advantage at half-time. Zak Brunt was booked in the 32nd minute, and Kyle Ferguson picked up a yellow card just three minutes into the second half, suggesting a feisty undercurrent even when the scoreline appeared settled.
Boreham Wood reorganised after the interval. Ferguson was cautioned again at 64 minutes, receiving his second yellow and reducing Yeovil to ten men. That dismissal shifted the balance of the match. James Daly scored at 66 minutes and again at 70, drawing the hosts level. Troy Perret was also booked in that same 66th-minute cluster of incidents, underlining the disorder that had gripped the game.
Neither side found a winner despite further bookings for Harvey Greenslade (74'), Tahvon Campbell (83') and Joe Newton (86'), and late cards for Aaron Henry and Finn Cousin-Dawson in stoppage time. Aaron Henry had been cautioned at 77 minutes before receiving his second at the death, leaving both teams to finish with ten men apiece.
The point does little for either club's ambitions, though Boreham Wood will regard the comeback with some satisfaction.
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