Isaac Hutchinson’s stoppage-time equaliser earned Cheltenham Town a Sky Bet League Two draw in a topsy‑turvy contest with Barrow, who climbed out of the bottom two despite being denied late on.

Cheltenham made the early breakthrough when Josh Davison converted Hutchinson’s low cross following a fine diagonal pass from James Wilson in the 15th minute — the on‑loan Tranmere Rovers forward’s first goal for the Club.

Barrow levelled before the break. Ben Jackson released Charlie McCann, whose effort came back off the right post, and Isaac Fletcher reacted quickest to tuck in the rebound after 39 minutes.

The visitors completed the turnaround just before the hour when Wilson brought down Tom Barkhuizen in the penalty area. Joe Day saved Josh Gordon’s initial spot‑kick, but the Barrow striker followed up to fire in the rebound.

Cheltenham pushed for a response, with Jake Bickerstaff bending an effort narrowly wide, while Day produced a full‑stretch stop to deny Freddie Anderson’s header at the other end on 74 minutes.

But the hosts found a late leveller in the 90th minute as substitute George Miller drilled a low ball across goal for Hutchinson to guide home, ensuring the points were shared at the Completely‑Suzuki Stadium.

Hutchinson snatches late point for Cheltenham in League Two thriller

Hutchinson snatches late point for Cheltenham in League Two thriller