3 – 2
“Ollie Pearce gives York City the perfect start with an early opener”
Pivotal“Cameron Coxe capitalizes on the numerical advantage to put Boreham Wood ahead”
Pivotal“Charlie O'Connell's strike appears to seal victory for the hosts”
“Ollie Banks pulls one back in stoppage time to set up a frantic finale”
Boreham Wood fought back from an early deficit to secure a dramatic 3-2 victory over York City in a pulsating National League encounter. After Ollie Pearce put the visitors ahead inside six minutes, the Wood showed tremendous character to turn the match around in the second half. Lewis Richardson's equalizer just after the break set the tone, before Josh Stones' dismissal for a second yellow card on 61 minutes handed the hosts a crucial advantage. Cameron Coxe and Charlie O'Connell struck late to seemingly seal the points, though Ollie Banks' stoppage-time reply for York ensured a nervy finish. This victory lifts Boreham Wood's spirits after recent struggles, while York will rue their inability to capitalize on their bright start and disciplinary lapses that cost them dearly.
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