Bridlington Town lost their FA Cup clash at Birtley Town on Saturday.
Adie Costello's men lost 3-2 at the Northern League First Division side.
Brid fell 2-0 down early on, but roared back with two goals in as many minutes at the end of the first half.
Alex Markham netted his first goal for Brid before Freddie Allen levelled in injury time just before the interval.
However, the Tyne & Wear hosts won it after the break.
Brid start their NPL East campaign next Saturday at home to Carlton Town.
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Whitby's new-look side ended Ilkeston's 100% run and made it two wins from three with a dominant home display, thanks to goals from Joey Phuthi and Stuart Rose on Saturday.
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