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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Alison Hume, the MP for Scarborough and Whitby and Scarborough Mayor Thomas Murray, have joined dozens of residents in objecting to Homemore’s applications to officially designate The Redcliffe Hotel and The Lodge in Scarborough as mixed-use emergency accommodation and hotel sites.
Richard Flinton, the chief executive of North Yorkshire Council, will step down from the role as the council’s most senior officer at the end of March next year following a local government career that has spanned almost 40 years in North Yorkshire.
A new dog-friendly café in North Yorkshire has applied to place dozens of chairs outside its business.
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