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Managerless Woking halted their losing run with a 2-2 draw away to in-form Boston in the National League.
Neal Ardley was sacked by the Cards on Sunday after their FA Trophy quarter-final exit at Marine followed back-to-back league defeats.
But they started well in Lincolnshire with Olly Sanderson putting them in front after just three minutes when he turned in the rebound from Aiden O’Brien’s saved effort.
Tom Cursons lashed home a leveller into the roof of the net for Boston in the 38th minute but Woking restored their lead before the interval through a deflected O’Brien effort.
Boston ensured their unbeaten league run reached eight games when Frankie Maguire fired in a 65th-minute equaliser, but a sixth win in seven outings proved beyond them.
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