Boreham Wood ended their four-match losing streak in the National League with a dramatic 3-2 victory over ten-man Yeovil Town, thanks to Aaron Henry’s stunning stoppage-time free-kick.
Despite Yeovil’s strong efforts and playing with one less player after Kyle Ferguson was sent off for a second yellow card, the Glovers appeared to have secured a valuable point. The visitors initially took the lead through Jake Wannell, only for Zak Brunt to equalize for Boreham Wood just past the 30-minute mark.
Brunt struck again shortly after halftime to put the hosts ahead 2-1. Yeovil fought back well, and substitute James Daly’s long-range strike in the 71st minute leveled the score, seemingly earning a draw.
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However, two minutes into stoppage time, Aaron Henry unleashed a spectacular 25-yard free-kick that soared into the top corner, sealing a memorable late victory for Boreham Wood. The win lifts the hosts to fourth place in the league, while Yeovil remain 16th.