TEN seconds separated Dorchester from a fourth away win of the season in the Nationwide Conference South as substitute Lee Farrell equalised for Lewes deep into stoppage time.
The Magpies came back from a goal down with two goals in three second-half minutes. Former Exeter City striker Steve Flack, in only his second Magpies' appearance, appeared to have won the game, scoring after 78 minutes after recalled striker Matt Groves had levelled.
However, with the final whistle imminent, Andrew Drury stole the ball from Jamie Gleeson just inside the Magpies' half and found substitute Jean-Michel Sigere. The Frenchman fed Farrell, who raced onto the ball and, despite appearing to be in an offside position, scored passed Simon Evans.
Mick Jenkins made two changes to the Dorchester team which started Saturday's disappointing goal-less draw with Braintree Town. Flu victim Guy Lopez was replaced by Jamie Gleeson in the centre of midfield with striker Groves coming in for David Town, who was unavailable due to work commitments.
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