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Chesterfield came from 2-0 down to draw at MK Dons after former striker Will Grigg scored a dramatic equaliser in the fourth minute of stoppage time.
Goals by Callum Paterson and Rushian Hepburn-Murphy gave the hosts a 2-0 lead at the break.
But Chesterfield debutant Sam Curtis pulled one back for the visitors before Grigg’s added-time goal salvaged a point for the Spireites.
The Dons took the lead in the 29th minute as Paterson scored from Aaron Nemane’s cross.
Hepburn-Murphy doubled the Dons lead in the 44th minute. The striker received Jon Mellish’s pass, ran forward and then beat Zach Hemming with a strike from 25 yards.
The Spireites improved after the break and came close when Craig MacGillivray made a good save to deny Ronan Darcy.
Chesterfield reduced the deficit in the 67th minute when Curtis headed in Liam Mandeville’s free-kick.
Hemming made a big save to keep out Mellish, which helped the visitors earn a point as in the final minute of stoppage time, Grigg headed in via the crossbar from a Mandeville corner.
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