Callum Slattery has achieved twice to earn a Motherwell prey of prey in a fierce combat competition with St. Mirren who ended up 2-2 at Fir Park.
Visitors rose in the commanding leadership after the first half goals Caolan Boyd-Munce and Killian Phillips.
Slattery provided an immediate response to pull the steel back into the feud and the Englishman came up with the equalization of 19 minutes from the end.
Toyos Olusany saw red after picked up two reservations of the second half to return home to hope to complete a dramatic return.
The injury to the serious look received by Boyd-Munce meant that there were 14 minutes of stop at the end of the game, although neither side could find the winner.
Motherwell dropped out of the top six, while the saints were up to the seventh, four points outside the upper half of the table.
The hosts have encouraged a huge opportunity to break down the deadline with just 70 seconds on the clock.
The confusion in the defense of St Mirren enabled Tom Sparrow to break the goal, but his chip sailed over the crossbar.
The saints responded positively. Jonah Ayunga found a perfect weight through the ball by Ryan Alebiosua, who made a strong effort of a wide goal.
In the 32th minute, Stephen O’Donnell made a key clearance after pulling from the corner of Declan John.
However, the well skipper would play a big role as visitors made a breakthrough a minute later.
A positive run from Olusany saw him Tee-up Boyd-Munce to release a shot that found the net after declining O’Donnell’s head on the way.
Friends doubled their advantage 10 minutes later, when Andy Halliday could only lead his approval all the way to Phillips, who brilliantly beat the goalkeeper of the acrobatic ending.
The Fir Park was stunned, but the home side found the immediate response – reducing the backlogs with 35 minutes on the clock.
Ellery Balcombe launched the ball downstream in Slattery’s path, and the midfielder showed great legs in Alex Iacovitti’s side step before fusing the unstoppable shot into the lower corner with the outer right.
Motherwell was almost at the end of the first half after Lennon Miller hit Centimetari next to fasting after the good work of Thompson’s home.
Chief Michael Wimmer made a double replacement in the 58th minute, replacing Luke Plange and Kai Andrew with Tony Watt and Harry Paton.
There were only an hour after an hour while Boyd-Munce left the ground on a stretcher after a nasty collision.
The steel grabbed the Niveler with the remaining 19 minutes. Miller’s precise cross was laid in the Slattery track and first transferred it home outside Zach Hemming.
Another reservation for Olusany meant that the visiting side was reduced to 10 men for the last stages.
Considering the number of stops during the second half, there was a little surprise when the fourth official indicated that there would be 14 minutes of additional time.
However, there were few threats on the away goal, with the best chance for friends, but Alex Gogic started with centimeters.
What did managers say …
Magavica safe Michael Wimmer: “First, I want to tell all the best to the opponent who sustained head injury.
“It was a very difficult game, it was as we expected. In the end, the draw was fine for both sides.
“The team has a great character, and on 2-0 there was no doubt that they could come back.
“It took us 30 minutes to get into the game- we lacked energy to begin with.”
Saint Mirren safe Stephen Robinson: “I thought we were in complete control of the game.
“I didn’t feel any threat from Motherwell, they had two shots and scored two goals. Two points fell for me.”
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