John Mead

Boreham Wood will be bidding to add silverware to their National League survival tomorrow night when they meet Hitchin Town in the Herts Senior Cup Final.

Delano Sam-Yorke blasted Boreham Wood to their first back-to-back wins of a challenging season after a 1-0 home win over fellow strugglers Guiseley boosted their hopes of staying in the National League.

Boreham Wood resurrected their hopes of survival with a thoroughly deserved 3-0 victory against high-flying Dover Athletic yesterday.

Champions elect Cheltenham Town turned on the style in front of a bumper crowd to inflict Boreham Wood’s heaviest defeat of the season as they slumped to a 4-1 loss.

Boreham Wood came from two goals down to beat Bishop’s Stortford on penalties and book their place in the Herts Senior Cup final for a third consecutive season.

There will be a welcome distraction for Boreham Wood on Tuesday night as Luke Garrard’s side travel to face Bishop’s Stortford in the Herts Senior Challenge Cup semi-finals.

Luke Garrard threw the shackles off and started with two up front against Macclesfield Town but it was a familiar story for Boreham Wood who were again let down by a lack of goals in a goalless draw at Meadow Park.

Boreham Wood are back at home on Saturday with Macclesfield Town the visitors to Meadow Park in a game the Wood can ill afford to lose if they are to hold onto their National League status.

For the second time this season a Connor Jennings goal separated Boreham Wood and Wrexham with the Welsh side running out 1-0 winners at the Racecourse Ground.

Boreham Wood finally got their trip to Barrow on Tuesday evening and returned with a creditable goalless draw just three days after losing 2-0 at home to the same opponents.