Dan Butterworth scored a superb solo goal to snatch a point for Swindon Town away at Accrington Stanley.
The Robins took the lead but Stanley scored twice and looked in control before Butterworth earned Ian Holloway his first league point since taking charge.
Swindon took the lead in the 10th minute when a long ball forward by Joel McGregor found Harry Smith and he headed home his sixth goal of the season.
Stanley equalised after 16 minutes when Ben Woods’ corner was flicked home by Manchester United loanee Sonny Aljofree at the near post – his first League goal.
Robins goalkeeper Jack Bycroft pulled off a number of superb saves but could not stop Stanley’s second on the half-hour when Donald Love’s free-kick was headed home by Farrend Rawson.
Stanley continued to press after the break, with Dara Costelloe and Rawson unable to find the target with two strong chances.
The Robins equalised in the 69th minute when a quick one-two sent Butterworth racing through and he evaded a number of challenges to fire low into the net.
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Manager Ian Holloway on first League Two point of his tenure.
Accrington Stanley boss John Doolan:
"We couldn't ask for any more of the lads and my mantra is, 'if you can't win a game, don't lose it'.
"But it should have been out of sight in the first half. We should have put the game to bed and we didn't.
“We took the lead into half-time and we created chance after chance in the second half but we didn't take them. This allowed them to grow into the game and it pushed us deeper so, in the end, I was proud of the way we defended.
“For 70 minutes we were very good, but we've got to be more clinical."
Swindon boss Ian Holloway told BBC Radio Wiltshire:
"It was a fantastic game. They were all over us in the first half; I wasn't happy at half-time and I let them have it. We were lucky as they were on top.
"But I was happy with the second half. Overall the players will know a bit more about me and I will know a bit more about us and there was plenty in the second half which did please me.
"I’ve got 30 games left to get us out of this mess we are in. If we adapt ourselves and play like we did in the second half I can see some points coming.
"The hard bit about this level is being consistent."
