Wealdstone battled back to earn a 1-1 draw at Folkestone Invicta in the Ryman Premier on Tuesday night.

The Stones were 1-0 down to the strugglers at the break but they rescued a point after a second-half equaliser from Kurtney Brooks.

Stones manager Gordon Bartlett said: "It was again a sense of disappointment because yet again a manager sings our praises yet we failed to win the game. I have been told it so often this season but we need to turn our superiority into wins.

"We had lots of opportunities but I do feel we have to learn to turn our footballing ability into goals."

Wealdstone also salvaged a 3-3 draw at home to Canvey Island after an injury time equaliser on Saturday in the Ryman Premier.

The hosts took the lead after 36 minutes when Richard Jolly headed home at the far post.

Wealdstone doubled their lead when Alan Massey’s shot was saved but the defender followed up to tuck home the rebound.

Rob King netted a second-half penalty to halve the deficit and goalkeeper Jonathan North was forced off with an injury in the build up to the goal.

The visitors netted their equaliser 15 minutes from time and with five minutes left Jason Hallett fired them into the lead.

The Stones had to wait until the sixth minute of injury time to snatch the draw in a dramatic finale.

Jolly picked up the ball and the striker smashed an effort into the net to complete a thrilling end to the clash. It took Jolly’s tally to ten goals in five league games for the club.

The Stones will be desperate to keep hold of him on loan but his form could lead to a swift return to Sutton.

Wealdstone travel to Kingstonian this weekend. Gordon Bartlett’s side have already beaten them twice this season and will be confident of completing the clean sweep after putting together a six-match unbeaten league run.