Bridlington Town raced into a 2-0 lead but were pegged back in the second half in Derbyshire.
Adie Costello's men broke the deadlock through Matt Broadley inside four minutes.
Lewis Dennison then smashed in a second with 21 minutes on the clock.
However in-form hosts Long Eaton roared back after the break with a penalty soon after the restart and a leveller on the hour.
Costello spoke with Brid Town TV post-match, he said it was a good point:
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Residents across the East Riding may soon notice more than just bins being collected, as the local council launches a UK-first initiative to turn refuse trucks into mobile life-saving units.
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has voiced her strong opposition to the proposed decommissioning of Whitby’s historic Cliff Lift, joined by a chorus of local councillors and residents who describe the 93-year-old landmark as a "necessity" rather than a luxury
A rail company has applied for permission to install dozens of security cameras at Scarborough station.
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