Bray Wanderers fought back from a two-goal deficit to secure a 2-2 draw with Wexford on Friday night. The point maintains their position as the First Division's second-placed team on 54 points after 35 games.
Jake Doyle put Wexford ahead after just two minutes and added a second from the penalty spot in the 37th minute, after Mark Rowe had seen his own spot-kick saved. Bray halved the deficit ten minutes into the second half through Eman Mustali. The comeback was completed with five minutes of normal time remaining when Ben McCormack found the net.
The closing stages were chaotic, with Wexford's Aaron Norval receiving two yellow cards in quick succession and a subsequent red in stoppage time. Both sides made multiple changes, with Bray introducing Tolu Sammy, Babajide Fagbemi, and Nnamdi Azede to chase the game.
This result extends Bray's recent form to just one defeat in their last five league outings, a run that includes three wins and a draw. Looking ahead, the result sets up a vital away fixture against Finn Harps this Friday. Bray will travel to Ballybofey for that match, where they will face a Harps side currently sitting in third place in the table, five points behind them.
