Cameron debut for Boston United as Pilgrims are held at home by managerless Woking
Newly-arrived Sunderland loanee goalkeeper Dan Cameron made his Boston United debut in last night's 2-2 home draw with Woking.
But he could do little to prevent the managerless Cards twice going ahead before the Pilgrims earned a point.
Cameron's hopes of a clean sheet on his debut were ruined after only three minutes as Olly Sanderson netted, despite the keeper's initial save to deny Aiden O'Brien.
Jordy Hiwula was then denied an equaliser by a superb goalline block from Chinwiki Okoli on 26 minutes.
But Boston kept knocking and Tom Cursons finally smashed home a powerful equaliser on 38 minutes.
Luck was then on Woking's side as they went back in front just a minute from half-time as Aidan O'Brien's effort deflected cruelly over the line, Sanderson getting a final touch for his brace.
Boston battled away in the second half and seconds after rattling the crossbar, Frankie Maguire blasted them back level for a second time with an angled drive across keeper William Jaaskelainen on 63 minutes to delight the 1,565 crowd.
But neither side was able to find a winner.
The 20-year-old Cameron has joined Boston on a deal running until the end of the season, following a successful loan spell with Northern Premier League high-flyers Hebburn Town.
Cameron made 42 appearances across two loan stints with the Hornets – as they chase a first-ever promotion to National League North.
On Saturday the Pilgrims now face a huge task away at table-topping Rochdale.