Blackpool were held to a 2-2 draw by Bromley on Saturday, a result that leaves the Seasiders 10th in League One with eight points from six games. Albie Morgan and Tom Bloxham found the net for Andy Woodman's side, but goals from Victor Adeboyejo and a Jordan Brown own goal ensured the points were shared.
How the goals came
Albie Morgan opened the scoring for Blackpool in the 10th minute, curling a free-kick past Bromley goalkeeper Owen Mason. The lead lasted just eight minutes, however, as Omar Sowunmi headed a corner across goal for Victor Adeboyejo to finish.
Tom Bloxham restored Blackpool's advantage just before half-time, converting a back-post delivery from Finley Munroe. The equaliser arrived 10 minutes after the restart. Jordan Brown conceded a free-kick on the edge of the box and JJ McKiernan's effort deflected off Brown and past Bailey Peacock-Farrell.
Chances at both ends
Both sides had opportunities to win the game. Karoy Anderson shot over for Bromley before the half-hour mark, while Corey Whitely forced a save from Peacock-Farrell. After the equaliser, Victor Adeboyejo had another shot saved by the Blackpool keeper.
Substitute Leighton Clarkson fired over for the Seasiders in the closing stages, and Kamarl Grant was denied late on by Peacock-Farrell as the match finished level. George Saville also tested the Bromley goalkeeper in the final minutes.
Player assessments
Player ratings for the Blackpool side ranged from fives to sevens in the immediate post-match analysis. The draw extends a patchy recent run for the team, whose form over the last five matches reads one win, one draw and three losses.
What comes next
The focus now shifts to a home fixture against Plymouth Argyle on Saturday, 19 September. Plymouth currently sit sixth in the table, two places and two points ahead of Blackpool. Andy Woodman will be looking for a response from his players as they aim to climb the League One table. Check the upcoming fixtures for all the match details.
