Introduction
Scarborough travelled to Harrogate for their penultimate game of the season, knowing that a win would guarantee promotion. Despite a strong performance, a late equaliser denied them victory, leaving their promotion hopes resting on the final fixture.

First Half Overview
Scarborough started brightly, dominating possession and creating early chances. Their pressure paid off when a well-worked move down the right was switched to the left, allowing Greis to finish coolly and put the visitors ahead.

Harrogate responded with resilience and, despite Scarborough’s control of the game, managed to level the score just before half-time, sending the teams into the break at 1-1.

Second Half Overview
Scarborough continued to dictate the tempo in the second half, carving out multiple opportunities but failing to convert. Their patience was finally rewarded with five minutes remaining when Esposito picked out Wontroba, who finished clinically to restore Scarborough’s lead.

With time running out, Harrogate pushed forward and won a series of penalty corners. Unfortunately for Scarborough, the pressure proved too much, as Harrogate converted one in the final minute to snatch a 2-2 draw.

Conclusion
A frustrating result for Scarborough, who were moments away from securing promotion. However, their fate remains in their own hands – a draw or win in next week’s home fixture against Harrogate will see them over the line.

Player of the Match
Harry Hutchinson – Outstanding in goal, making numerous crucial saves to keep Scarborough in the match.