Stafford’s first effort of the day came from Evan Garnett, who saw his shot deflected over, but the home side continued to look the most likely to open the scoring, but another opportunity went begging with Ryan Watson’s tame effort. An important intervention from Paul Bignot stopped Walshaw then Isaac Assenso headed over from the resultant corner. Although Scarborough were creating most of the chances, it wasn’t all one-way traffic and Andy Haworth went close for Rangers when his shot was deflected into the side netting. But Scarborough finally made the pressure count on 23 minutes. A great ball from Chris Dawson found Spence and his square ball was steered into the net by Michael Coulson. King held a goal bound header from Walshaw then made an excellent block to prevent Dawson from doubling the lead. King made two excellent saves early in the second half, firstly denying Walker then Walshaw in the space of a minute. King went one better with three excellent saves in a single attack as Wayne Brooksby, Walshaw and Assenso were kept out. King’s heroics at the back were rewarded at the other end on 66 minutes when his long ball was gathered by Bradley Grayson who took a moment to compose himself before striking home the equaliser from the edge of the area. Michael Coulson could have restored Scarborough’s lead when he toe poked the ball in to King’s grateful arms. The game continued to flow from end to end as both sides fought for a winner. It was Rangers who came closest in added time when Sam Coulson headed Louis Briscoe’s free kick against the post. Referee: Craig Dean Cautions: Walshaw (Scarborough), King, Hill, Bignot, Grayson, Berks (Stafford)