A late equaliser by Tom Siddons earned Boston Town a point in a topsy-turvy encounter.
Zak Munton had given the visitors a shock 2-0 half-time advantage over the side sitting in second place in the Northern Premier League Midlands table.
Harvey Graves and Fraser Bayliss had early chances as the Poachers made a positive start.
But it was Munton who opened the scoring after 25 minutes when he slammed it home after Matt Cotton had intercepted the ball.
Two minutes before the interval, Munton found the bottom corner for Town’s second after more great work by Cotton.
Sutton Coldfield roared back in the second half with a quickfire brace.
First, Ayo Lekuti headed home an Aaron Campbell cross after 48 minutes. Five minutes later, Lekuti turned provider for James McGrady to equalise.
After 78 minutes the home side went in front as Lekuti slotted it home from the edge of the area.
Boston have themselves twice come back from 2-0 down to win 3-2 in recent weeks. But they made sure they weren’t on the wrong end of a similar comeback when Siddons headed home Ted Gibbons’ free-kick to make it 3-3.
Chris Funnell’s side finally have a free midweek before returning to action on Saturday (17 October) when they’re at home to Basford United. Kick-off at the Mortgages For You Stadium will be 3pm.
Boston Town: West, Bayliss, Smith (Houlston), Tate, Ging, L Wilson, Munton, Gibbons, Cotton, Graves (Siddons), Mhamdi (Zaluzinskis); unused sub: Hudson
