Trailing 2-1 with less than half an hour remaining, Barnet needed something special against Bromley in their National League clash on Saturday.

And it was Michael Petrasso, on loan from York United, who again stepped up and conjured a moment of magic to ensure a 2-2 draw.

Ephron Mason-Clark fired in a low cross from the right side of the penalty area and despite the pace of the delivery and the awkward height, Petrasso expertly guided the ball to the top corner with a wonderfully-placed side-foot volley.

"I drifted towards the penalty spot and it was a great ball in," he said afterwards.

"It was coming mid-height so I just opened up my foot to try to put it to the back post and it came off clean. It was a great goal - one of the better goals I've scored in my career, for sure. Once I felt it go off my foot and I'd seen it lift a little, I thought, 'Yeah, it's in' - that's why I started running to the corner flag. It was a great feeling to score, especially to bring us back in the game."

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