It was a battle for most of the 90 minutes but the Blues stood up to Boreham’s physicality and had the best two chances of the game.
The vistors finished strong but created little from open play.
The point extends their unbeaten run to six games and moved them up a place in the National League table to fifth.
Here are Liam Norcliffe’s player ratings from the game...
The point extends their unbeaten run to six games and moved them up a place in the National League table to fifth.
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Chesterfield were held to a goalless draw against Boreham Wood on Tuesday night. Pictured: Akwasi Asante. Photo: Craig Brough/AHPIX LTD
. Grant Smith 7
This was his ninth clean sheet in 13 games. He did not have much to do in terms of saves, but made one decent stop at his near post in the second-half from Keiran Murtagh. He picked out Carline with some accurate kicks in the first-half. Photo: Dean Atkins
. George Carline 8
A lot of Chesterfield's attacks in the first-half started with him winning the ball in the air from Smith's goal-kicks and he won pretty much every aerial duel. He had a good battle against the pacey Corey Whitely and overall I think he came out on top. A really good showing. Photo: Dean Atkins
. Fraser Kerr 7
A solid performance. His positional sense was very good and, as always, he was strong in the air. He had a good chance to score in the first-half when Gunning's free-kick dropped to him about eight yards out but he stabbed it wide. Town have recorded seven clean sheets from the nine games he has started since he signed. Photo: Craig Brough/AHPIX LTD
9. Tom Whelan 6
He harried and chased but he could not really get on the ball and Boreham crowded him out. Replaced by Mandeville with 20 to go. Photo: Craig Brough/AHPIX LTD
10. Kairo Mitchell 7
Showed some good touches early on and put himself about. Headed wide from six-yards from Whittle's cross in the first-half, Rowe said he should have hit the target. Didn't have much service in the second-half. Up against some physical and experienced Boreham defenders, it was a tough game for him to be thrown into on his debut. Photo: Craig Brough/AHPIX LTD
11. Akwasi Asante 6
His general play was good but ultimately he missed a glorious chance from six-yards with the goal gaping after Ashmore parried Weston's half-volleyin the first-half. His night got worse when he went off with a bad knee injury. He will go for a scan so we await the results. Photo: Craig Brough/AHPIX LTD
