Scarborough Athletic claimed a 2-2 draw after twin strikes from Dom Tear in the final four minutes.
Two goals from new striker Dom Tear snatched a draw for Scarborough Athletic on Tuesday night.
Over 1,600 packed the Flamingo Land Stadium only to see the Seadogs fall 2-0 down, within five minutes of the second half starting.
However, Tear made all the difference, netting with four minutes left, then delighting most of the crowd with an injury time leveller.
Boro boss Jono Greening spoke to Scarborough Athletic TV after the game:


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