Dagenham continued their improvement by coming from two goals down to earn a point against league leaders Yeovil in a 2-2 draw at Huish Park.

The visitors extended their unbeaten run to five games, despite falling behind to a stunning free-kick from Michael McIndoe and a Mark Smith own goal.

Junior McDougald netted from the penalty spot to give Dagenham hope, and a late Gary Fletcher strike sealed a spirited comeback.

Yeovil took the lead in the 15th minute when Daggers midfielder Paul Bruce hacked down Nick Crittenden 25 yards out.

McIndoe stepped up to curl the ball into the top corner for his fourth goal of the season.

The second half burst into life in the 54th minute when Yeovil, who were unbeaten at home going into the game, extended their advantage.

Crittenden's cross flashed across the area and was inadvertently turned into his own net by the unfortunate Smith.

But Garry Hill's side reduced arrears just three minutes later as Pluck brought down Fletcher in the box.

McDougald smashed the spot-kick high into the net for his fourth of the campaign.

The goal sparked fresh life into Daggers, and they began to look dangerous going forward.

Their efforts were eventually rewarded with 10 minutes remaining as Fletcher struck a low drive past Chris Weale to earn a well-deserved share of the spoils.

Yeovil: Weale, Lockwood, Skiverton, Pluck, Crittenden, Way, O'Brien, McIndoe, Williams, Grant, Forinton. Subs: Giles, Sheffield, Lindegaard, Demba, Elkholti.

Dag & Red: Roberts, Potts, Matthews, Smith, Bruce, Heffer, Terry, Janney, Shipp, Fletcher, McDougald. Subs: Stein, Gothard, Hill, Vickers, West.

Referee: P Melin (Frimley)