Boston United's search for a consistent home win was delayed again as they drew 1-1 with Woking at the Jakemans Community Stadium. Terrell Agyemang's early strike was cancelled out by a second-half equaliser, leaving the Pilgrims 18th in the National League with eight points from eight games.
Terrell Agyemang put the hosts ahead after just six minutes, finishing after Connor McBride's initial effort was blocked. Boston United defended well for the rest of the first half, with goalkeeper Cameron Chadwick commanding his area and the back line dealing capably with Woking's set-pieces. The visitors improved after the break and their pressure told in the 73rd minute when Josh Kelly fired home from inside the box to level the score.
Late push falls short
Boston United pushed hard for a winner in the closing stages. Jordan Gent headed a good chance over the bar from close range, and Jai John-Lewis saw a shot deflected for a corner. In added time, a promising move broke down when Keaton Cursons's final pass was hooked away. Woking had a late penalty appeal waved away by referee Richard Aspinall for an alleged shove on Charlie Ward.
Manager Ian Culverhouse made two changes from the side that lost at home to Wealdstone, with Connor McBride and Nicholas Pozo coming into the starting eleven. Pozo had a chance to double the lead in the first half but saw his shot tipped over the bar.
Disciplinary notes
Midfielder George Bostock was booked in the 56th minute for delaying a free-kick, while substitute Nicholas Pozo received a yellow for holding in the 83rd minute. Woking's David Odusina was also cautioned for a trip on Lennon Wheeldon. The attendance was 1,375, including 58 travelling supporters.
The result extends a concerning run of form. Boston United's last five matches across all competitions have yielded no wins, two draws and three defeats, scoring only three goals in that period. You can review the full sequence of results in the fixture list. The team must now regroup quickly ahead of their next league assignment, with the focus on turning narrow margins into points. The squad's depth will be tested, and fans can check the latest injuries list for updates. The next fixture is scheduled for next Saturday away to Dagenham & Redbridge.
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