Wealdstone drew 1-1 with Boston United on Tuesday evening, a result that will frustrate the visitors given they led heading into the final stages before conceding late.
The opening half produced little of note until Matthew Carson gave Boston the lead on the stroke of half-time, finishing to reward a period in which United had carried the greater threat. Wealdstone had struggled to impose themselves and looked vulnerable on the break.
The game changed shape entirely in the second period. Jacob Hazel scored twice in four minutes, first on 65 and again on 69, to turn the contest around and put Wealdstone in front. Boston had no immediate answer, and the home side looked well placed to hold on.
Marcel Lavinier pulled one back for Boston on 72 minutes, and within seconds the game descended into a frantic stretch of activity. Luca Barrington and Arjan Singh both saw their names taken on 73 minutes, suggesting the contest had lost some of its earlier shape. Junior Tiensia added to the scoring on 80 minutes, though the nature of the goal and its precise effect on the scoreline remained unclear from the available information.
Boston pressed in the closing minutes. Dylan Kadji went into the book on 89, and Olufela Olomola struck in the final minute to secure a share of the points. The 1-1 finish felt like a fair reflection of a disjointed second half in which neither side managed to control things effectively.
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