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A Georgie Kelly hat-trick proved in vain as Chris High scored a last-minute equaliser to see Solihull snatch a dramatic 3-3 draw against Carlisle.
Carlisle got off to the perfect start when Kelly tucked in a rebound from his own initial effort which was saved well by Laurie Walker.
Solihull turned the game on its head through a pair of strikes from Darius Lipsiuc, who equalised in the 26th minute before he drilled the ball past Gabriel Breeze again 11 minutes later.
Carlisle fought back when Kelly fired home from Harvey MacAdam’s cross for the equaliser, then went ahead when the same player got the decisive touch on Chris Conn-Clarke’s cross for his hat-trick.
However, High drilled into an empty net in added time to take a point.
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