A depleted Minehead side struggled in their recent away match against Keynsham Town Reserves, losing 3-1.
The Blues were close to conceding an early goal due to a rare mistake from captain Stefan Phillips.
His errant pass back almost allowed Keynsham's Tom Morgan to score, but Louis Burge managed to block the shot.
However, the hosts took the lead 16 minutes in when Joss Linden found the net from 15 yards.
Minehead nearly equalised immediately after, but Will Singleton-Voss's header from Sam Jackson's corner was just wide.
It wasn't long before they levelled the score, with Jackson converting a perfect pass from Matt Trump.
Despite a strong spell, the Blues were hit with a setback just before half-time when the defence anticipated an offside flag that never came, allowing Linden to score his second.
Early in the second half, Keynsham captain Kyle Box extended their lead to 3-1 with a well-struck shot that left Minehead goalkeeper Steven Arnold with little chance.
Despite their best efforts, the Blues failed to create any significant goal-scoring opportunities for the remainder of the match, leaving the score unchanged at 3-1.
Minehead's starting line-up included Arnold, Bertie Harvey-Larmar, Charlie Disney, Burge, Luke Wilson, Phillips, Jackson, Singleton-Voss, Toby Waghorn, Guy Burns, and Trump, who was named man of the match for his performance.
Scott Kivell and Jack Campbell-Farmer used as substitutes.
The Blues now face two crucial away matches that will determine the fate of their opponents.
The first, on Saturday, May 3, is against Ashcott, who are fighting to avoid relegation.
Ashcott have shown remarkable resilience, winning their last four matches, and will be fighting to get a result in their final game of the season.
Next, Minehead will travel to the north of the county to face Clutton on Bank Holiday Monday, May 5.
Clutton are currently two points above Minehead, but the Blues have a game in hand.
Minehead's final game of the season is set for Saturday, May 10 against Keynsham Town Reserves, who may need all three points if they are to stay in Division One.
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