Trailing to the only dangerous chance that Cribbs created at half time, the Swans managed to pull a goal back only to concede again shortly after. 

With seven minutes of stoppage time signalled by Referee Mark Pratten, this eventually ended up at ten minutes. Two goals in two minutes - From Under 18s Graduate Theo Browne (90+6), and then Jack W Smith (90+7) saw the Swans nick the points and maintain their third place in the Hellenic Premier League.

The first half was as messy as the conditions - Slimbridge created the better chances, but failed to take advantage of any of them - With 12 minutes on the clock, a pile driver from Jack W Smith went into the Cribbs side netting, before Smith's good work set up Dan Hanson and then Joe Shutt who were both off target with their efforts. 

After Cribbs Keeper Hugo Dalli-Kemmery had produced a superb double save from Hanson and Shutt, a goal seemed inevitable for the visitors, especially when a minute later Toby Soule's effort cannoned off the Cribbs post. 

But Cribbs fought hard, and took the lead in the 34th minute when a corner was left to bounce around the Slimbridge box, and Kosoke Uno drilled the ball past Alex Kovacevic to put the hosts into the lead. 

Slimbridge made changes at Half Time - Raiyan Ahmed replaced Hanson, while Under 18s graduate Theo Browne made his Swans debut in place of Hadyn Evans. 

Slimbridge were again applying all the pressure, but with no end result - they thought they should have had a penalty when Ahmed was sythed down in the Cribbs box on 55 minutes, but two minutes later they secured an equaliser. 

A Jacob Rodgers cross was blocked by a Cribbs hand, and Slimbridge were awarded a penalty, which Joey Shutt drilled past Dali-Kemmery to level things up. 

Instead of pushing on again for a win, Slimbridge were caught short seven minutes later when a Cribbs break after a Swans' corner saw Jaden Neale played in to place the ball into an empty net as Kovacevic was left trying to defend a two on one break. 

On 69 minutes, Cribbs lost Ono to a second yellow card, but despite pressure for the last 20 minutes, a misfiring Slimbridge side failed to create many chances, and the game moved into what was scheduled to be seven minutes of stoppage time. 

With Cribbs doing their best to play down the clock, the game turned on its head with six stoppage time minutes on the clock - A break down the left flank saw Jack W Smith's cross float over Dali-Kemmery and Browne rose highest to head home and level things up.

Amazingly, a minute later, the game had been turned on it's head - Smith played in Browne on the edge of the box, and his effort was palmed out by Dali-Kemmery to Ahmed. Charlie Mathews lifted the ball back in, Browne provided a sweet flick on, and Smith was on hand to drill the ball home and secure the points for an unlikely winner. 

Slimbridge saw out another three stoppage time minutes before the curtain fell on another memorable afternoon in this season that continues to surprise us. 

The Swans are back in Hellenic League action on Friday when they entertain Thornbury Town at Thornill Park (7.45pm). The Under 18s meanwhile host Bishops Cleeve Under 18s on Tuesday (7th October, 7.30pm) in the league at Thornhilll Park. 

Team: Kovacevic, Evans (Browne 45), Haswell (Callow 65), Kang, Ponting, Mara, Hanson (Ahmed 45), Soule, Shutt, Jack W. Smith, Rodgers (Mathews 63)

Goals: Shutt (Pen) 57, Browne 90+6, Jack W Smith 90+7

Supporters Club Man of the Match: Kian Kang

The photo accompanying this report is a screenshot from a video made by Andy Stone (AS_FootyReview on 'X' and used with his permission.)