Bristol Rovers left it late to secure a valuable point against fellow League One relegation candidates Plymouth Argyle.
Trailing 2-1 after Tony Craig&apos;s disastrous own goal, substitute Gavin Reilly headed James Clarke&apos;s pin-point cross home in stoppage time to ensure the Gas&apos; unbeaten rub continues.
It not only gives Rovers a point, but also prevents Plymouth from opening a substantial gap over the bottom four in a tightly-contested relegation battle.
Rovers made two changes from the side that drew with Charlton Athletic, with young defender Alfie Kilgour replacing Tom Lockyer, who was on international duty, and Tareiq Holmes-Dennis coming in for Michael Kelly at left-back against his former club.
It was 20-year-old Kilgour’s first start for the Gas and he produced a promising performance, looking very composed in defence.
Plymouth were dealt a blow prior to kick-off when influential playmaker Graham Carey was ruled out through injury.
The hosts made the better start to the game, but it took until the 15 minute for them to force a shot against a stubborn Gas defence.
Striker Freddie Ladapo did well to bring the ball down on the edge of the box and turn his man before firing in a low effort that deflected towards the bottom corner, but Rovers keeper Jack Bonham did well to turn the effort behind.
Craig and Kilgour then both did well to block shots in quick succession, but the Gas were struggling to clear their lines as Plymouth dominated possession.
However, just as when it felt like a goal was on its way due to the amount of possession the hosts were having on the edge of the box, the Gas began to find more of a foothold in the game, with Abu Ogogo seeing a shot from the edge of the box deflect over after some nice build-up play.
James Clarke then did well to break down the right wing on the half-hour mark and whip in a dangerous cross for Tom Nichols, but the striker could only turn his effort wide of the goal from a difficult angle.
Whilst the Gas did start to have more possession, Plymouth also started to create more in the final third, with Joe Riley sending in a brilliant low cross that ripped through the six-yard box toward Ladapo at the back post, but he was unable to get a touch on it.
At the other end, Craig headed wide from a corner as the game started to open up.
The Gas’ best chance of the half came with practically the last kick of the gap, with Ollie Clarke floating a cross into the back post which Tom Nichols slid into meet, but Plymouth keeper Matt Macey did well to save with his legs.
Plymouth started the second half on top, with Bonham tipping Jamie Ness’ long-range drive over.
They took the lead in the 50 minute when Lameiras played a smart one-two to create space on the wing and he ghosted inside before flicking the ball past Bonham from 12 yards. It was a good goal, but the Gas will likely have been disappointed with how much space he was left in.
Rovers responded well to the goal, however, and started to have more of a presence going forward.
Ollie Clarke blazed over from the edge of the box before Liam Sercombe brought a cross down and drilled a shot at goal that Macey tipped round the post on the hour mark.
The Gas equalised in stunning style in the 72nd minute when Jonson Clarke-Harris brought down a loose ball on the wing, midway inside the Plymouth half before beating two men and unleashing an absolutely unstoppable shot into the top corner from 25 yards.
It sparked scenes of unbridled joy in the away end as Clarke-Harris continued his phenomenal form.
Yet jubilation turned to despair three minutes later as Craig headed a corner into his own net to give the hosts the lead again - it was a poor own goal to concede, with the Gas defender not under much pressure to clear.
Whilst the Gas plugged away after conceding again, it looked like they would suffer a frustrating defeat until substitute Reilly flicked James Clarke&apos;s cross home in the final minute to secure a valuable point.
Plymouth Argyle: Macey, Riley (Threlkeld, 61), Sawyer, Songo’o. Edwards. Mess. Sarcevic. Fox (Jones, 85), Lameiras, Canavan, Ladapo. Subs (not used): Taylor, Anderson, Letheren, Smith-Brown, Fletcher.
Bristol Rovers: Bonham; J Clarke, Kilgour, Craig, Holmes-Dennis; O Clarke, Upson, Ogogo (Reilly, 85), Sercombe; Nichols (Jakubiak, 66), Clarke-Harris. Subs (not used): Lines, Smith, Partington, Sinclair, Kelly.