Hemel Hempstead 3 Yeltz 3

The Yeltz looked comfortable early on with Hemel goalkeeper Steve Smith producing a full stretch save to keep out Liam McDonald's 7th minute shot and the lively Shane Paul delivering a couple of dangerous crosses.

But the visitors committed too many fouls in dangerous positions all afternoon and Hemel struck the first blow in the 42nd minute when McDonald impeded Ollie Burgess from a corner and former Histon hot-shot striker Drew Roberts smashed home from the penalty spot.

Halesowen's response was immediate as Devlin produced a magnificent 44th minute leveller by turning to hit home a superb 25-yard low drive after Duane Darby headed on.

The Yeltz piled on the pressure after the break with substitute Aaron Farrell unlucky to see Paul Edgeworth clear off the line after he rounded goalkeeper Smith.

Halesowen took the lead in the 61st minute when man-of-the match Devlin smacked home a penalty after being fouled by Nathan Bowden-Haase when another Paul cross caused confusion.

But Halesowen switched off on the edge of the box allowing Hemel to equalise quickly when a 66th minute free-kick was touched for Roberts to strike beyond Dormand.

Halesowen appeared to have grabbed a 75th minute winner when Paul turned provider yet again for defender Ed Booth to plant home a header on his impressive debut.

But the Tudors made it 3-3 in the 85th minute when the ball was played across the araea.

And substitute Dean Cracknell was there to drive home from the edge of the area.