'There were some top performances' - Worksop Town boss Craig Parry gives his verdict on the draw at Buxton

Tigers led 2-0 and saw a number of big chances to win it go begging as the battling Bucks pegged them back.

And, although admitting it was two points dropped, Parry was left focusing on his side’s solid display.

“The instructions at half-time were not to switch off at set pieces and then we concede from two set-pieces so we have to learn from it,” he said.

“I’m going to take the positives out of it though. We have come to a full-time side and a tough place to come and got a point.

“Even at 2-2 we have had chances to win it and hit the post. We are worthy of a minimum of a point, but really three points in my eyes.

“I am pleased with the performance and how they applied themselves.There were some top performances out there and we did well collectively. The only negative is we switched off at two set plays and it cost us two points.”

The Tigers picked up a point away against Buxton today thanks to early goals from new loanee Mason Bennett and Vaughan Redford.

Bennett made an immediate impact with a goal in his very first minute in a Tigers shirt to give Town a very early opener.

The visitors grabbed a second goal soon after when Mason O’Malley’s free-kick found Vaughan Redford in the box to head home.

Worksop almost made it three when Liam Waldock’s shot was cleared off the line.

It proved to be a turning point with Buxton pulling a goal back just before the hour mark when Kieran Burton headed home from a Max Woltman corner.

The hosts levelled shortly after when Devian Moses slotted home after a throw-in fell kindly.

Bennett was denied a brace by a good save before Josh Wilde cracked the post.

A flurry of chances came the Tigers way late on as another header by Wilde forced a save.