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Bromley and Chesterfield shared the spoils at Hayes Lane as the former National League rivals played out an entertaining 2-2 draw.
Olufela Olomola put the Ravens ahead in the 14th minute with his first goal of the season after heading home Danny Imray’s cross .
However, Will Grigg’s double saw the Spireites turn around the deficit by half time.
His first saw him tap in Tom Naylor’s cross and his second saw him take advantage of lax play by Grant Smith to tap into an empty net.
Michael Cheek was to prove to be Bromley’s saviour though when League Two’s top scorer grabbed his sixth goal of the season, turning home from close range after Omar Sowunmi’s flick had rebounded off the post.
Both sides had good opportunities to win the game late on but in the end had to settle for a point apiece.
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