Bromley beat Shrewsbury Town in a chaotic evening match that finished with goals spread across all three periods of play, the final scoreline reflecting just how little either side could impose sustained control.
Bromley made the brighter start. B. Ihionvien opened the scoring inside six minutes, and when Ihionvien added a second just before half-time, the home side appeared to have constructed something solid. M. Ifill had levelled matters at 38 minutes, so Bromley's second goal, scored in first-half stoppage time, restored their advantage at the interval.
The second half unravelled quickly. Kevin Berkoe pulled one back for Shrewsbury within three minutes of the restart, and Kyle Cameron equalised at 49 minutes, turning a comfortable Bromley lead into a level game almost before the crowd had settled. Taylor Perry then gave Shrewsbury the lead at 56 minutes, and George Lloyd extended it at 63. Sam Clucas made it four at 64 minutes, and Shrewsbury looked to have wrestled the match firmly away from the hosts.
Bromley refused to concede the contest entirely. Isaac England scored at 79 minutes, and J. Arthurs pulled another back three minutes later. Anthony Scully and Ben Krauhaus also featured in the closing exchanges, as did Sam Stubbs and B. Ilunga in the final moments.
The sheer volume of goals and substitutions made this a difficult match to read tactically. Shrewsbury ultimately took the points after a second-half performance that overwhelmed their hosts.
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