Stir Mirren secured his third consecutive six in the premiere with a dramatic victory of 3-2 over Ross County at the Smisa stadium.
Friends started in the afternoon knowing that nothing but victory would be good enough to make Pip Hearts and Motherwell to the final place in the upper half.
They would have to do things hard. The goals from Caolan Boyd-Munce and Jonah Ayung canceled the opener Ronan Hale before Jordan White dragged the regional level.
Roland Idow went through a good opportunity when he left the bench, but bought a minute as he fired home as an invaluable winner with four minutes the remaining.
Saints chief Stephen Robinson stressed that his party needed to engage to catch the final place of six and his team responded at the beginning of the front leg.
In the ninth minute, the important intervention of Akil Wright diverted the low cross of Declan John around the corner.
After spent most of the defense of the early phases, the staggies were amazed by the home crowd by grabbing the opener for 22 minutes on the clock.
The cross of Zac Ashwortha caused panic in the rear line of Saints, and although the effort of White and Josha Nisbet was blocked, the hall was at hand to slam the ball home for the third time as he asked. The retaining Hemming took good to avoid the Hale to avoid its sum six minutes later.
The attacker overcame Alex Gogic and then released a powerful blow, which was inclined around the post of St. Rangers.
The region, which was strengthened by their opener, began to enjoy much more games – but they would be suspended in an overwhelming manner in the 37th minute. Boyd-Munce gathered the Ayunga pass before the unstoppable strike for the AMISSAH from 35 yards.
In the last minute of the first half, Boyd-Muunta again tried to happiness from a low-driving distance, which was eventually cooked after he was spilled by the region’s breeder.
St Mirren completed a turn of four minutes after restart. Boyd-Munce turned the provider to slip the ball for Ayung, who coldly hung the ball into the empty network after his first attempt was blocked by the legs of Amissah. Buddie was on the drive seat on the spot in the first six.
However, this would have changed because visitors found an equalizer in the 63rd minute. Ashworth’s deep corner met White, who found a network with his stringing headers despite the best efforts of Boyd-Munce on the line.
Robinson threw on Idow and Connor McMenamin for the last 10 minutes in an effort to find the winner.
She immediately paid dividends when Idowa set out a famous chance after being selected by an accurate van from his fellow citizen. Idowu made a change only 60 seconds later when he drilled the lower corner of the box to send home fans wildly.
During the dying seconds, the news that the match between Motherwell and Hearts completed Goalesless, met with a stormy roar, and Robinson’s men would make a bit when they stick to seal a significant victory.
What the managers said …
St mirren boss Stephen Robinson: “It is an incredible success for this football club for three years in a row.
“This is my greatest success. People say,” You have to drive and get to Europe.
“Nothing was possible this season, nothing for us fell – we had to fight and scrap for everything.
“I didn’t know the score (in Park) and I asked specifically that no one knew the score on the bench. I don’t know if they lied to me.
“When we scored the third goal, I asked the question and they were panic stations.”
Ross County boss Don Cowie: “I thought we played really well.
“St Mirren Away is a difficult game, everyone knows problems and challenges and what was at stake for them. We had to stand up and I thought we did it.
“Two of the goals we admit are from fantastic strokes from the outside of the box.
“At 2-2 I thought we were a team that most likely continued to continue and won the match.”
