“Luca Hoole's unfortunate own goal gives Salford the lead right before half-time”
Pivotal“Tom Sang strikes back with the equalizer six minutes into the second half”
Pivotal“Will Boyle completes the comeback with what proves to be the winning goal”
PivotalShrewsbury Town produced a composed comeback to secure a vital 2-1 victory at Salford City, overturning an early deficit with second-half goals from Tom Sang and Will Boyle. The match turned on its head at the interval when Shrewsbury made two immediate substitutions that shifted momentum decisively in their favor. Sang's equalizer six minutes after the break settled the visitors' nerves after Luca Hoole's unfortunate own goal had given Salford the lead on the stroke of half-time. Boyle's winner with 14 minutes remaining capped an impressive turnaround that strengthens Shrewsbury's position in League Two and extends their recent good form.
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