Brackley Town drew 1-1 with Tamworth on Saturday afternoon in a match that shifted considerably in momentum across its ninety minutes, with the visitors ultimately denied a win by a late equaliser.
Tamworth made the brighter start. Callum Tripp gave them the lead inside thirteen minutes, and they went into the interval with a degree of control after Michael Reindorf and Joe Rye were involved in action around the forty-minute mark, suggesting the visitors were driving forward with intent late in the first half.
Brackley responded after the break. Connor Hall pulled the home side level on fifty-one minutes, and Morgan Roberts added a second for Brackley at sixty-four, giving the hosts a lead they had done little to threaten for before the interval. Stefan Mols was then introduced or involved at sixty-five, and Kian Harratt made his mark at sixty-nine, as the match opened up considerably in the final quarter.
Thomas McGlinchey entered proceedings at seventy-nine, and Riccardo Calder shaped things further at eighty-six as both sides pressed for a decisive moment. Then, in stoppage time, Michael Reindorf struck again for Tamworth to level at 1-1, cancelling out what had looked like a Brackley victory.
The result will frustrate Brackley, who had worked themselves into a winning position only to concede at the death. For Tamworth, Reindorf's late contribution salvaged something from a match they had threatened to control before losing their grip.
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