Another dramatic finish for Norwich City Women saw them take three points home from AFC Sudbury Women in a 5-2 Tuesday evening league victory.
Grace Riglar, Natasha Snelling, Olivia Cook and Holly Kennard helped City come from behind twice in Suffolk, with three goals netted in the final six minutes of play to secure the win.
The hosts had the first shot of the evening, a weak effort from Eva Frazzoni easy enough for Holly Mears to collect.
Sudbury then took the lead inside 10 minutes, Amy-Leigh Abrehart with a fine strike inside the area that found the top-left corner.
City were able to respond to the goal quickly when they were awarded a penalty in the 15th minute for a foul on Millie Daviss in the area.
Riglar stepped up and converted her third penalty of the season to level the scores.
City kept pressing high up the pitch, Snelling eventually taking a shot at goal but firing wide of the target.
Sudbury then found themselves in front again on the half-hour mark, Jessica Allen finding an opportunity to strike from outside the box and looping Mears for the hosts' second of the match.
Finding space deep in the home side's half, Evie Williams took an opportunity to shoot from distance but Sudbury's Megan Frary was alert and snatched the effort from danger.
Kennard then followed suit and took a chance from 30 yards out but couldn't keep her shot on target.
Successive shots from Riglar and Lara Densley kept Sudbury alert but the first was smothered by Frary and the second fired over the bar.
Norwich then found an equaliser in the final play of the first-half, a perfectly placed cross from Riglar finding Snelling to poke home a second for City.
The first shot of the second half came from Kennard again who turned and tried to curl an effort into the top-right corner but sent it wide.
Ceri Flye was able to release Daviss down the right who sent a brilliant cross in to Snelling charging goalward but the forward's shot was denied by Frary at point-blank range.
Frazzoni applied the pressure down the other end with a shot that was deflected behind for a corner.
A signature Cook throw found Williams calling for it in the box who in turn flicked the ball behind for Riglar to shoot but she was once again denied by Sudbury's stopper.
The Canaries eventually found themselves in front for the first time with as a free-kick delivered by Snelling found Riglar rising highest to nod home City's third of the night.
City then extended the lead within three minutes to go from a Densley corner that was volleyed home by Cook to make it 4-2.
The final blow was delivered by Kennard in the 91st minute, a strike on the edge of the area catapulted into the back of the net in the final play of the game.
Norwich City are next in action on Sunday, November 2, when they host Chesham United at The Nest for another league tie.
AFC Sudbury: Frary; Rossiter, Jeffery, Bezant, Slater, Goodwin (Morton 59), Allen (Harrison 65), Abrehart (Edwards 59), Pim (Loomes 59), Frazzoni (C) (Penny 79), Barrett
Unused subs: Rogers, Brunning.
Goals: Abrehart (9), Allen (30)
Norwich City: Mears; Flye, Strauss, Bishop (Cook 72); Daviss, Riglar (C), Wilson (Booty 61), Williams; Densley, Kennard, Snelling (Francis 90+2).
Unused subs: Quantrill, King.
Goals: Riglar (16 pen, 85), Snelling (45+2), Cook (88), Kennard (90+1)
HT: 2-2
FT: 2-5
Venue: Elite Travel Stadium
Attendance: 237