Pickering Town's up and down form this season has continued after defeat on Saturday.
Tony Hackworth's men went 3-0 down at Penistone Church, near Sheffield, in Northern Counties East Premier.
However, they pulled one back through Harry Jessop, with 16 minutes left.
Then just moments later, Ronnie Kelly made it 3-2.
Church added two more late on, including a late penalty and things went from bad to worse as goalkeeper Alfie Burnett was sent off.
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