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Ronan Hale achieved a stop for stopping, as Ross County threatened to draw 1-1 in Livingston in the first part of the Premiership Play-off final.
Promotion for the Championship of Hope that Livi looked on his way to leading the Dingwall lead for Monday to the second part after Danny Wilson fired them forward at the end of the first half.
But the night of former Liverpool and Rangers defender ended up on a acidic note when he slipped his T -shirt Jordan White, on the path of the county equalizing with a late penalty.
There were ugly scenes full -time around the technical area of visitors as a member of Staggies Backro staff, it seemed to face a supporter of the house, and the police got involved.
Ross Don Cowie district manager said, “Emotions are high at that moment, and fans have obviously disappointed that they acknowledged the penalty in the game. Frustrated and have been part of football for a long time, you can accept people who come and may say a few things.
“One of the fans of Livingston exceeded the trail spitting in one of the members of our staff’s face. There is no room for that anywhere in life and to see it so closely, so there were a lot of our staff really frustrated because you want to protect your own and advocate for our own people. It was a disappointing end.
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Livingston leader David Martindale apologized to the district on behalf of his club.
“I’m not too much versed in what happened, but according to what I heard, it’s disgusting, it’s awful,” he said.
“It’s not a reflection of our full base, it’s an individual, but it’s really disappointing. I can only apologize on behalf of the club. I’m sure they will be able to deal with the club immediately and effectively.”
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Ronan Hale was a hero for Ross district while converting the late sentence
Martindale chose the same XI, who started both legs of 4-0 aggregate semi-final victories over Partick Thistle Championships.
The county, bidding to negotiate the play-offs for the third year in a row and extend their six-year stay in the Premiership, were also unchanged from a team that stopped a losing series of seven games by being premiered by the Prime Minister of the Prime Minister in Matherwell on the last day of the Matherwell Prime Minister.
They almost opened up the scoring in the 10th minute, but the county defender Will Nightingale was a powerful header down from the corner of the hall he was brilliantly pulled out by the ‘guardian of Jerome Prior.
Livi Scott Pittman midfielder, then tested by Jordan Assahs with low shot outside the frame.
The lions began to go down, and Cristian Montano rejected Akil Wright Challenge in the box after reaching the end of Lewis Smith, before Colombian hit a shot only wide than a distant fast after cutting on the left.
Hale saved the draw for Ross district
The hosts had two big chances in fast inheritance just after half an hour, with Montan’s shooting that Zac Ashworth charged before Robbie Muirhead flam after Smith’s cross fell six meters.
Livi made a well -deserved breakthrough at the last moment of the first half, when Wilson flew to break home a loose ball from a six -yard box, after the county failed to clean their lines after the corner of Stephen Kelly, who was greeted by Chief Ryan McGowan.
The lions went in search of a second after the interruption, and Kelly excluded targets with corner shots directly inside the frame before Muirhead shot after Pittman set it up.
Montano then crossed Smith’s cross over the bar from close range just before an hour.
The county started knocking on the door, and Hale sent an overhead over the bar, and Sub Dylan Smith saw a low shot that had previously pushed behind him, and they forced the equalizer in the fourth minute of the stopping time when Hale shot home after Wilson was punished for withdrawing White replacement.
