WARRINGTON Town left it late to seal a point in Paul Carden’s first game back as manager away at high-flying Chorley.
Connor Woods stepped up in the eighth minute of injury time to blast home a penalty after Josh Amis, making his first appearance of the season, was dragged down in the box.
The Magpies had led midway through the second half through a Yellows error, Craig Hewitt pouncing on a loose back pass and slamming in to the empty net.
That goal came barely minutes after Joe Nolan had been sent off for a second bookable offence following a foul on Joe Rodwell-Grant.
The draw extends Carden’s unbeaten run as Warrington Town manager, dating back to his previous spell, to 10 games.
The Yellows are next in action next Saturday at Radcliffe.
Warrington Town: Atherton, White, Douglas (Farquharson 90), Gumbs, Harris, Woods, McDonald, Rodwell-Grant, Dixon (Amis 78), Sithole (Miles 70), Grivosti (Bennett 55). Unused subs: O’Neill.
Chorley: Urwin, Henley, Ellis, Wilson, Blakeman, Nolan, Calveley, Horbury, Clarke, Hall, Hewitt (Moore). Subs: Smith, Bird, Carr, Touray.
