Jake Lawlor's stoppage-time equaliser earned Guiseley a draw against Woking.
John Goddard opened the scoring with a free-kick, then doubled Woking's lead following a neat passing move.
Rob Atkinson pulled Guiseley back into it from Zac Thompson's corner and Nicky Boshell swept home a leveller.
Brian Saah headed Woking back in front before Tom Craddock converted Wayne Brooksby's pass for 3-3. Dan Holman restored Woking's lead from six yards but Lawlor poked in to rescue a point.
Woking boss Garry Hill told BBC Surrey:
Hill on Guiseley v Woking
"To come in 3-2 up with so much happening in the first half, I think it was a game we totally threw away and when you get four goals away from home, you can only look at yourselves.
"It was a game we dictated and we came into the game with plenty of injury problems.
"The boys are flat after the game because we have given them opportunities in the game and they haven't got a good goal amongst them, and it's down to us to stop that.
"When you concede three goals in the first seven games and suddenly you have problems with injury blows then we have conceded six goals in two games, then there's the problem."
- Published7 June 2019
- Published20 June 2016
