Jacob Conlan kicked four goals and was the game's most dangerous forward against Yarrawonga.
Albury overcame a fast finishing Yarrawonga in a pulsating final quarter in the Ovens and Murray Football League on Saturday.
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Albury led by 41 points at the 21-minute mark of the third term, but kicked just one point from there as the Pigeons kicked the last five goals, falling just short 13.10 (88) to 12.11 (83).
"We were able to win it at the stoppages and get it driving forward," Albury co-coach Luke Daly said of the majority of the game where the Tigers had control.
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Albury has now joined the second placed Pigeons on six wins.
More to follow.
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