Boreham Wood left Truro with a convincing victory, the scoreline finishing 0-4 after a display that underlined their authority throughout the afternoon.
Truro offered little going forward and were punished for their passivity. Tom Harrison opened the scoring on 25 minutes, finishing with composure to give the visitors a deserved lead that the home side showed no genuine signs of overturning.
The match was effectively settled in a remarkable two-minute spell midway through the second half. Erico Sousa scored on 67 minutes to double the advantage, and Christian Oxlade-Chamberlain added a third almost immediately, on 68 minutes. Truro had no answer. The crowd, such as it was by that stage, had little left to encourage them.
Boreham Wood managed the remainder of the contest without apparent difficulty. Harry Charsley extended the lead on 76 minutes, driving the margin to four and removing any remaining uncertainty. Both Yassine En-Neyah and K. Wilson were introduced from the bench, with En-Neyah arriving in that same busy 68th minute, and Wilson entering on 83 minutes as the visitors kept their shape and discipline to the end.
Josh Landers rounded off the scoring on 86 minutes to confirm what had been evident for much of the second half.
Truro never truly threatened. Boreham Wood moved the ball with purpose, pressed high when required, and took their chances when they arrived. The result reflected the gap between the two sides on the day.
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