Late drama was the order of the day in Dingwall as Ross County got here from 3-1 down late on to salvage a 3-3 draw towards St Johnstone.
County had initially taken the lead by means of Ronan Hale within the first half, however Drey Wright expertly picked out the underside nook simply earlier than half-time.
It was the Perth aspect who claimed the benefit within the second half, going forward by means of two Nicky Clark free-kicks, however with simply minutes left on the clock it was first Alex Samuel who acquired a purpose again after which Akil Wright who scored an equaliser deep into added time.
Either side struggled to seek out their rhythm within the early going, giving the ball away repeatedly when attempting to construct up assaults.
It was maybe becoming, then, that the breakthrough within the twentieth minute stemmed from a poorly-placed move out from the again.
Jack Sanders, again into the aspect after suspension, gave the ball away to Josh Nisbet inside his personal half, and the Australia worldwide discovered Hale contained in the St Johnstone field and he slotted into the underside nook.
The Staggies had possibilities to double their benefit by means of Wright, who noticed a header cleared off the road, and Hale, earlier than St Johnstone started to develop again into the tie as half-time approached.
They’d discover an equaliser simply minutes earlier than the break, with Wright operating on to a half-cleared Matthew Smith nook and firing by means of a crowd of gamers to pick the underside nook.
St Johnstone would take the lead on the hour mark, after Mackenzie Kirk was fouled by Kacper Lopata on the sting of Ross County’s field as each he and team-mate Wright slid in to attempt to cease the striker bearing down on the house purpose.
Clark stepped as much as take it, and beat Ross Laidlaw on the ‘keeper’s aspect to place the guests forward 2-1.
Ross County’s Alex Samuel made it 3-2 to the hosts
Within the final 10 minutes, Clark would repeat the feat with an excellent higher striker, selecting out the highest nook immediately from a free-kick 25 yards from purpose to beat Laidlaw and put St Johnstone 3-1 forward.
Instantly afterwards, County would get a purpose again when Samuel headed in from shut vary, and with 9 minutes added that they had each likelihood of getting an equaliser.
That will come within the 97th minute, when Jack Grieves’ free-kick was curled in direction of Wright, who powered a header previous Sinclair and into the far nook from 15 yards out to degree the scores at 3-3.
