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Brentford Women B drew 2-2 with Actonians Thirds in a Greater London Women's Football League match. Marta Boabonay and Leah Robertson scored for Brentford, but Actonians equalized twice to secure a draw.
Actonians Thirds 2 Brentford Women B 2: Robertson and Boabonay on target in draw
On seven minutes, Sophie Boycott was called into action in the Brentford net after Actonians capitalised on some sloppy defending but the goalkeeper stood firm one-on-one to make a big save.
A minute later, Boycott started the attack that opened the scoring. After claiming a corner, her long ball found Robertson who spun her defender to square for Boabonay to tap into an open goal and make it 1-0.
Paula Holguin had a great strike tipped over the bar on 14 minutes as the west Londoners looked to stamp their authority on the game.
It was Actonians who scored next though to level the clash halfway through the first half. A loose backpass was picked up by the Actonians striker who rounded Boycott and set up a team-mate to finish into an empty net.
Boabonay had an effort from 20 yards sail just wide and MaĂŻ Louvrier created a good opportunity for Karina Hlek, who couldnât hit the target and the sides went into the break level at 1-1.
The final score was 2-2.
Marta Boabonay and Leah Robertson scored for Brentford Women B.
The match took place in the Greater London Women's Football League Division One South.
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Tommy Ryan-Maynardâs side started the second half fast, and Louvrier was denied by another fingertip save seven minutes after the restart.
Then, on 56 minutes, the Bees regained the lead when Robertson scored direct from a corner to make it 2-1.
It looked as though Brentford were going to claim their 14th win of the league campaign, but with just over 10 minutes to play, Actonians levelled the game once more.
The west Londoners are next in action in their final league game of the season away at South London Reserves on Sunday 3 May (12pm kick-off BST).
Brentford: Boycott (Taylor-Pullen 78), Louvrier, Holguin, Black, Boabonay, Wood (Slade 46), Roberston, Hlek, Edwards, Jaffer, Henry