Truro City beat Woking 2-1 on Tuesday evening in a match that was largely settled by a concentrated burst of activity either side of the hour mark.
The first hour offered little to report, with neither side finding a clear foothold. That changed sharply on 65 minutes. Substitutions arrived simultaneously for both teams, and the game shifted its character almost immediately. Connor Riley-Lowe pulled one back for Woking within sixty seconds of Truro going ahead, compressing what might have been a comfortable lead into something far more contested.
The 73rd minute brought further disruption. Ryan Law, J. Stretton and Will Dean all entered the action together, with Oliver Sanderson following just a minute later. The flurry of changes disrupted Woking's attempt to build on Riley-Lowe's goal and handed Truro greater control of the midfield.
Louis Flower and Jamie Andrews came on in the 80th minute as Woking pushed for an equaliser, and Rekeil Pyke entered late to add a further threat. Jack Turner, who had appeared as a Truro substitute at the same time as Flower and Andrews, made himself the decisive figure when he scored the winner in stoppage time to settle the contest.
Truro had ridden a nervy spell in the final quarter and were far from convincing throughout. But they held their shape when it mattered and Turner's late intervention secured the points.
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