Woking drew 1-1 with Tamworth on Saturday afternoon in a match that shifted momentum several times across its ninety minutes.
Tamworth made the stronger early impression and were rewarded when Oliver Sanderson opened the scoring in the 16th minute, giving the visitors a lead they carried into the interval.
Woking reorganised after the break. Stefan Mols made his presence felt early in the second half, and the home side grew into the game with greater urgency. Aiden O'Brien levelled on 55 minutes, restoring parity and lifting the crowd.
The middle portion of the second half brought a flurry of activity. Dan Creaney and Ben Acquaye were both involved in changes around the hour mark, and Aaron Drewe entered the action in the 81st minute as both sides sought a winning goal. Jack Turner's introduction on 84 minutes and Matt Ward's a minute later pointed to a frenetic closing spell.
The final moments were frantic. Four substitutions arrived in stoppage time, with Michael Reindorf, Tariq Hinds, Tim Akinola, and Kian Pennant all introduced, while Oliver Sanderson collected a second entry in the timeline suggesting a booking or further involvement late on.
Neither side found a decisive second goal. Woking will feel they recovered well after falling behind, while Tamworth will consider the dropped points from a position of advantage. A share of the spoils reflected the balance of the contest.
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