Norwich City Women came from behind to score a 91st-minute winner on the road against Chatham Town in Division One South East.
The Canaries return to Norfolk with all three points after two set-piece goals from Grace Riglar and Evie Williams, followed by an injury-time goal from Natasha Snelling to seal the win.
Chatham Town found their equaliser just before half-time and then went ahead shortly after the break, but it wasn't enough to put a stop to Andy Cook's side's five-game winning streak in the league.
There were just two changes to the side that lost 2-1 to Brighton & Hove Albion Under-21s last weekend in the FAWNL Plate, Ellie Bishop and Holly Kennard returning to the starting line-up in place of Ceri Flye and Olivia Cook.
A lovely flick from Snelling helped Lara Densley forward, the winger returning the favour to Snelling, who was able to take a low shot at goal from outside the area but Town's Simone Eligon smothered the effort.
Just a minute later and the visitors had the lead.
A corner from Densley was perfectly delivered to find Riglar waiting at the back post to send in a powerful header that hit the back of the net before five minutes were played.
Chatham earned themselves a free-kick deep inside City's half after 10 minutes, but the delivery could only bounce and meet the arms of Holly Mears in goal for the Canaries.
Kennard sparked into life down the left wing, releasing a shot at an angle once she arrived in the area but Eligon was able to collect.
After more pressure from the Canaries, Freya Symonds tried her luck form distance, finding the target but unable to beat the Town stopper.
A slip from Riglar at the back gave Chatham the chance shoot in a one-on-one with Mears, who denied Jasmine Auguste from point-blank range but a free-kick on the edge of the area was awarded to the hosts for a foul.
Chatham's captain Ellie Jeffkins stepped up to take and fired it straight into the left-hand side of the net to level the scores just after half an hour.
City tried to respond immediately, a shot from distance by Kennard brushing the bar.
She added another shot on target minutes from the half-time whistle but again was unable to discomfort Eligon in goal.
Chatham then hit the bar down the other end as the final attack of the first half.
The hosts kicked off the second half and had City under pressure early on, after another Jeffkins free-kick rattled the right post.
Mears was forced to make a smart save with her feet to deny Lottie Sharp on the edge of the area.
Chatham were then awarded a penalty in the 57th minute for a foul in the area, Lucy Jones stepping up to take it and converted from the spot.
The scores were levelled with 20 minutes to play, a fantastic free-kick taken by Evie Williams and dummied by Snelling finding the back of the net.
Just a minute later and Kennard was inches away from putting City back in front as she dragged an effort narrowly wide.
Mears once again made a brilliant block and follow-up recovery shortly after City's equaliser to keep the scores at 2-2.
The Chats had a dangerous attack started by Otesha Charles who crossed to Amelia Woodgate but she could only sky an effort inside the six-yard box.
City then finally went back in front in the 91st minute, a looping ball in from Daviss meeting Snelling waiting in the area who only had to slot the ball home to make it 3-2.
The win keeps Norwich just one point behind leaders Fulham in Division One South East, who were out of action this weekend.
The Canaries travel north to Burnley next weekend in the second round of the Adobe Women's FA Cup.
Chatham Town: Eligon; Auguste, Hynes (Russ 79), Perkins, Jeffkins (C), Sharp (Woodgate 85), O'Shea, Woodgate, Iton (Charles 79), Jones, Wellington.
Unused subs: Baravik, Sareen, Wright, Woodgate.
Goals: Jeffkins (32), Jones (57 pen)
Bookings: Jones (90+3)
Norwich City: Mears; Daviss (Francis 90+5), Strauss, Williams, Bishop (Wilson 75); Riglar, Moore (Booty 90), Symonds; Densley (Cook 82), Kennard, Snelling.
Unused subs: Quantrill, King, Hailes.
Goals: Riglar (5), Williams (68), Snelling (90+1)
Bookings: Riglar (31), Bishop (59), Daviss (73)
HT: 1-1
FT: 2-3
Venue: Maidstone Road
Referee: Nigel Owen