Fraser Murray scored a last-minute equalizer while Kilmarnock grabbed Remi 1-1 against Hiberniana in Rugby Park to redeem the third place of visitors.
Hibs seemed to have secured a vital three points after Martin Boyle passed home in the middle of the first half to remove a devastating counterattack after a routine Kilmarnock routine.
Killie created a little of the whole game in a disappointing performance, but grabbed the unlikely point while Murray extended home after Joe Wright went over the goal.
Despite the late downtime, Hibs is still in third place, while Kilmarnock remains in 10th place, and their most hope, but finished.
Kilmarnocka Derek Mcinnes has made three changes from a 1-0 loss in Dingwall two weeks ago, bringing Matty Kennedy, Danny Armstrong and Bobby Wales for David Watson, Liam Polworth and Bruce Anderson.
Hibsa chief David Gray saw an extraordinary undefeated race in 15 games ended Celtic last week, and he also made three changes from that defeat as Josh Campbell, Nathan Moriah-Welsh and the injured Nicky Cadden gave way to Dylan Levitt, Jordan Holoiletta.
After opening the cage for 20 minutes, the hosts had a first chance to notice while Marley Watkins ran on a loose ball in the box and tried to twist from 12 meters that was rejected closely wide.
Hibs did not threaten in the first half until they stunned the home side in the 25th minute, as the routine of the short Kupe Kilmarnock went wrong.
Murray’s low passage was greeted by Danny Armstrong Hitac, but the effort was charged and, since Killie agreed excessively, the loose ball broke down to Dylan Levitt, who was driving the length of the field before moving to Boyle.
The wing then showed calm on the side leg of the ball outside the McCrror slave as the visitors took the lead.
The goal, however, failed to encourage a bad game in life, and neither side was able to collect any possibilities just a second before halftime, when Nectarios triantiis broke only from the edge of the box.
It was Hibs that had the first chance for the second period at the time, while Boyle was driving forward and released a low shot that McCrorie was pairing.
In the 48th minute, Killie had his best opportunity in the 48th minute as Bobby Wales turned before he was straight at Jordan Smith from eight meters.
Hibs was still looking at more likely shooters and had two chances in the 66th minute as the lively Boyle shifted the Hoilet cross over the bar before seting Levitt driving the ball from the edge of the area.
Triantis then shot straight at McCrrorie when it was well placed two minutes later, while Edinburgh’s side looked like the game would make it safe.
The homemade thought that they straightened with 10 minutes left as a replacement of Anderson’s cold -spilled homemade Corrie Ndaba Precise Ball, but the offsid flag reduced the celebration.
It seemed as if it would be close as Kilmarnock would come to a stopping time when Wright, Deep Cross Liama Polworth, welcomed Wright and, although Murray failed to connect purely, his shot took a slight offense of Rocky Bushiri before finding a net to make a home point.
What did managers say …
Kilmarnock manager Derek Mcinnes: “This is a testimony to the players they continue and they have that resistance.
“Sometimes we pushed and blows, and a lot of our work was not convincing. We lost our goal as we were in the first half. I thought we were separated.
“A few weeks ago we deserved something against Aberdeen in Pittodrie and we lost the game. We deserved something in Ross district, but I think it would be hard to say today.
“Usually, when we play at home, we have a little more control and we really never looked in charge.”
Hibernial safe David Gray: “I think it probably felt like two points fell because of the performance level and how I felt that the game was going through. I thought we had the best chance of playing in terms of guest appearance, they dominated the ball sometimes, they showed the real courage on the ball and control.
“But when it’s only 1-0, you always risk getting back.
“Kilmarnock are a team that will always force you to defend and have moments in the game. Until the last part there, I thought we got rid of it well. But obviously he feels a little painful in a minute because of the fact that you lose the goal so late.
“We hope that the point is closer to the place where we need to be. It could be a big point between now and the end of the season, because it’s hard to get here.
“I can’t blame the player’s application, their effort, what I ask them to do in the game.”
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