Chesterfield moved five points clear at the top of the National League with a scintillating second half display as they beat their closest title rivals Barnet in front of a sold-out SMH Group Stadium.
Luke Garrard heaped praise on his Boreham Wood troops after battling back to deny high-flying Bromley victory despite playing most of the match with ten men.
A stoppage time winner from Dale Gorman helped Barnet battle back to beat ten-men Maidenhead United and move level on points with Chesterfield at the top of table.
He’s three weeks older than his manager and has scored ten times as many club goals than the rest of the Rochdale squad put together, but Ian Henderson is not about to down tools anytime yet.
Barnet dropped their first points of the season at The Hive with a hard-working and well-drilled Halifax fully deserving of a share of the spoils in an entertaining scoreless draw.