A quiet first half gave way to a frantic finish at the Mounting Systems Stadium.
Scott Kerr's men led nine minutes into the second half when Ahmed Salam fired home.
However, it looked as though their afternoon was ruined when visitors Lincoln United levelled from the penalty spot three minutes from time.
Only for the in-form Tom Allan to smash across the keeper and into the roof of the net for a 92nd minute Brid winner from the edge of the box.
Brid stay 11th in NPL East.


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