Carlisle United secured a fourth straight away win with a dramatic 4-2 comeback victory at Altrincham. The result lifts the Cumbrians to ninth in the National League on 23 points from 15 games, continuing a strong run of form. Their record now stands at six wins, five draws and four losses, with a goal difference of plus seven having scored 28 and conceded 21. They are, however, 18 points behind the league leaders Boreham Wood. Altrincham took the lead after just five minutes through Lucas Weaver. Carlisle responded before the break, with Callum Whelan scoring the equaliser in the 45th minute after providing an assist earlier in the half. The visitors then took control after the interval. Callum Camps put them ahead in the 61st minute, and Micah Obiero added a third in the 85th. Weaver pulled one back for the hosts a minute later, but Jonah Lowes sealed the win deep into added time, scoring his first senior goal in the 97th minute. This latest result, a 4-2 win, follows a 3-0 home victory over Harrogate Town on Saturday 28 October, a 2-1 win at Solihull Moors on Saturday 24 October, and a 2-1 home win against Tamworth on Saturday 17 October. The win extends Carlisle's unbeaten run to five matches, with their recent form reading four wins and a draw. They have scored 28 goals this season, the fourth-highest tally in the division. Their next league fixture is at home against Boston United, who are 21st in the table, on Saturday 14 November. Before that, the focus shifts to the Emirates FA Cup First Round, where Notts County will visit Brunton Park.
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