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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Senior North Yorkshire Councillors have debated the fairness of paying musicians to perform at Scarborough's Peasholm Park bandstand while other performers across the county go unpaid.
The Scarborough Streets Festival is set to come to a thrilling conclusion on Sunday with a vibrant community parade featuring handmade placards and noisemakers.
Around 75 local veterans and unpaid carers in Scarborough and the surrounding areas will receive tailored support thanks to a £50,000 grant awarded to Carers Plus Yorkshire.
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