Wealdstone drew 1-1 with Brackley Town in a match that produced an extraordinary sequence of activity in the final half-hour, after a relatively quiet opening spell had been punctuated by goals either side of the half-hour mark.
Danny Newton gave Wealdstone the lead on 22 minutes, and Terrell Agyemang added further threat shortly after. Brackley responded swiftly through R. Haynes on 29 minutes, then Sean Adarkwa levelled the contest two minutes later, leaving both sides level at the break.
The second half was unremarkable until the 62nd minute, when the match suddenly accelerated. Olufela Olomola and Shay Spencer were both introduced around that point, followed almost immediately by Nathan Tshikuna. Zak Brown and Connor Hall were brought on within a minute of each other shortly after, alongside Jack Price, suggesting both managers were chasing a result and seeking fresh legs to do it.
Morgan Roberts became the central figure of the closing stages, scoring on 78 minutes before adding a second on 90 minutes. Dylan Kadji entered the fray on 77 minutes, Michael Adu-Poku on 85, and Gareth Dean on 81, but the late changes could not alter the outcome in Brackley's favour.
Roberts' brace ultimately shaped the result. Wealdstone, despite the early exchanges favouring neither side convincingly, finished the stronger team and collected all three points through a performance that grew in authority as the evening wore on.
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