Stockport produced an incredible fightback as they stunned League One Bolton 5-3 after extra-time in the FA Cup.
Dave Challinor’s National League side came back from 3-1 down to seal a second-round trip to Rotherham, although a late pitch invasion could well see Stockport in trouble with the Football Association.
The majority of County’s biggest crowd in over a decade were stunned by a blistering start from Bolton.
After 70 seconds, Elias Kachunga went on a superb solo run before firing home from 25 yards via a deflection off home defender Mark Kitching.
The lead was then doubled when Ash Palmer could only turn Josh Sheehan’s driven cross into his own net.
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The hosts halved the deficit in the 24th minute as Paddy Madden slotted home a penalty after Lloyd Isgrove had tripped Ryan Rydel.
However, another defensive calamity saw Amadou Bakayoko tap into an empty net to make it 3-1 after Kitching attempted to head back to goalkeeper Ethan Ross.
A breathless clash then saw Scott Quigley head home Rydel’s cross to make it 3-2 just before half-time.
Stockport bossed the third quarter of the game, with Quigley lashing narrowly over the top.
However, they did not level until the 86th minute when Palmer powered home a header from Rydel’s corner.
Quigley dramatically made it 4-3 to Stockport in the first half of extra-time when he expertly hooked home, before substitute Ollie Crankshaw’s last-gasp breakaway fifth sealed a memorable victory.