The Blues were leading for 84 minutes but opponents Radcliff scored a last-minute equaliser.
Whitby Town have had a tough start to the NPL 2022/23 season, but they've now secured 4 points from their last 2 matches, both away from home.
Saturday's win at Nantwich was almost followed by a 2nd victory's in a row, but a last-minute equaliser saw home side Radciff take a share of the points.
Priestley Griffiths' free kick found Aaron Cunningham to give Whitby the lead in the 5th minute.
New siging Jake Day nearly made it 2 but Tom Stewart saved well.
Whitby were forced to defend late on and it seemed like they were set to hold on for an uplifting victory but hearts were broken when Luke Joyce equalised for Radcliff in the 89th minute.
The Blues remain rooted to the bottom of the league, 4 points from safety but they do have games in hand on some sides in and around the bottom of the table.


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