League Two
September 15, 2012
Dag & Red
1 - 1
Accrington
League Two
14:00 +00:00, September 15, 2012
The L.B Barking & Dagenham Stadium, England
Referee: Steve Martin
Murphy snatches point for Stanley
Scoring Summary
| Dagenham & Redbridge | Accrington Stanley |
|---|---|
| Luke Howell (61') | Peter Murphy (85') |
Teams
| Dagenham & Redbridge | Accrington Stanley |
|---|---|
| 1 Chris Lewington | 25 Ian Dunbavin |
| 6 Michael Spillane | 2 Peter Murphy |
| 18 Gavin Hoyte | 6 Dean Winnard |
| 4 Scott Doe | 24 Lee Molyneux |
| 2 Luke Wilkinson | 3 Michael Liddle |
| 3 Oluwafemi Ilesanmi | 5 Aristote Nsiala |
| 17 Luke Howell | 4 Luke Joyce |
| 12 Medy Elito | 12 George Miller |
| 19 Abu Ogogo | 10 Will Hatfield |
| 23 Brian Woodall | 33 Romuald Boco |
| 20 Dwight Gayle | 23 Padraig Amond |
| Substitutes | |
| 30 Jordan Seabright | Andrew Dawber 22 |
| 21 Danny Green | Aiden Chippendale 11 |
| 11 Dominic Green | Danny Schofield 28 |
| 24 Billy Bingham | Luke Clark 14 |
| 10 Joshua Scott | Thomas Eckersley 18 |
| 7 Sam Williams | Craig Lindfield 7 |
| 14 Jake Reed | Karl Sheppard 9 |
| Substitutions | |
| Danny Green for Medy Elito (86) | Danny Schofield for George Miller (57) |
| Joshua Scott for Dwight Gayle (90) | Craig Lindfield for Dean Winnard (60) |
| Karl Sheppard for Will Hatfield (68) | |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Gavin Hoyte (19) | Aristote Nsiala (35) |
| · Squads: Dagenham & Redbridge | Accrington Stanley | |
Peter Murphy grabbed a late equaliser for Accrington as Dagenham were denied their first home league win of the season in a 1-1 draw.
The defender's 85th-minute finish salvaged a point just as it looked like the hosts were going to take all three through midfielder Luke Howell's 61st-minute strike.
John Still's misfiring side are without a win in six, while Accrington's second successive draw continued their solid start to the new campaign.
Romy Boco shot wide after just 33 seconds as the visitors started the brighter and Padraig Amond and Lee Molyneux went close.
But having endured some early pressure it was Still's men who went ahead courtesy of Howell's neat close-range finish just after the hour mark. The midfielder latched on to Gavin Hoyte's inch-perfect pass to fire home.
However, with five minutes remaining Murphy collected a pass from Molyneux to level matters.
Substitute Danny Green headed wide in injury-time with what would have been a winning goal.