Joshs late goal saved Cambridge from what seemed like a sure defeat as they drew with 10-man Wycombe in a thrilling match that had its fair share of drama and action.
The visitors started strong, but their chances of winning were severely dented when Sonny Bradley was given the red card, forcing Wycombe to play with 10 men for a significant portion of the game.
Despite being down by a man, Wycombe showed great resilience and determination, managing to hold off Cambridges attacks for most of the match. However, as the clock ticked down, Cambridge began to push forward with renewed urgency, sensing an opportunity to snatch a late equalizer.
Then, in a moment that will be etched in the memories of Cambridge fans for a long time, Josh Stokes popped up with a stunning late strike, sending the home crowd into raptures as the ball sailed into the back of the net, securing a valuable point for his team.
The draw will be seen as a hard-earned point for Cambridge, who will be relieved to have avoided defeat against a dogged Wycombe side that showed great spirit and fight despite their numerical disadvantage.
As for Wycombe, they will be left wondering what could have been if they had managed to keep all 11 men on the pitch, but they can take pride in their performance, which showed that they are a force to be reckoned with in the league.
The result will have significant implications for the league table, with Cambridge looking to build on this result and push up the standings, while Wycombe will aim to bounce back from the disappointment of not being able to hold on for the win.