Joshs Stokes late strike has sent shockwaves through the football world as Cambridge managed to draw their highly intense match against a dominant Wycombe side that was reduced to 10 men following the dismissal of Sonny Bradley.
The match which started on a high note with both teams creating numerous scoring opportunities saw Wycombe dominate the early stages of the game with their sleek passing and clinical finishing.
However the tide of the match took a dramatic turn when Sonny Bradley was given his marching orders for a reckless challenge on an opponent leaving his team to battle it out with a man down.
Despite being reduced to 10 men Wycombe showed great resilience and determination as they continued to push forward in search of the opening goal.
But Cambridge who had been struggling to find their rhythm in the match began to gain more possession and started to pile pressure on the Wycombe defense.
And it wasnt long before they were rewarded for their efforts as Josh Stokes popped up with a late equalizer to send the home crowd into raptures and salvage a point for his side.
The draw sees both teams maintain their positions in the league table but the result will be seen as a major setback for Wycombe who would have been looking to capitalize on their early dominance and secure all three points.
For Cambridge however the result will be a major morale booster as they continue to fight for survival in the highly competitive league.
As for Josh Stokes his late strike will be remembered as one of the most dramatic moments of the season so far and will undoubtedly give him a huge confidence boost as he looks to continue his fine form in the upcoming matches.
Meanwhile Wycombe will be left to ponder what could have been if they had managed to keep all 11 men on the pitch and secure the win that their early performance had deserved.
But as it stands the focus will now shift to the next set of matches as both teams look to bounce back from the dramatic encounter and secure valuable points in their quest for success.