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Guernsey FC midfielder Matt Loaring says it felt like 'Groundhog Day' as his side conceded in stoppage time to draw 3-3 at Metropolitan Police.

Owen Wallbridge's 22nd-minute goal cancelled out Archie Lowery's opener for the Londoners before Ross Allen's 41st-minute penalty and a Sam Murray goal three minutes after the break put the Green Lions 3-1 up.

But Mason Galloway converted a penalty soon after to make it 3-2 before Kynan Kirlew-Wright blasted in a half-cleared corner from the edge of the box in the fourth minute of stoppage time to ensure the points were shared.

The late goal denied Guernsey a second win of the season and leaves them second-from-bottom of Isthmian League South Central with six points from 12 games.

"It feels like Groundhog Day for us at the moment," Loaring told ���˿��� Radio Guernsey.

"It's the same thing every week, we seem to be playing really well and not quite getting what we deserve.

"This is a another disappointing one for us today playing against a team that, the way the game went, we feel we should have won the game quite comfortably.

"Somehow we're finding a way of not getting the points at the moment, so it is frustrating."