"When Nicky Clark's on the pitch there's always a chance he can punish you and he did that in the second half with two excellent free-kicks but we kept going, showed great character and went right to the end and got a point which I think we deserved.

St Johnstone would take the lead on the hour mark, after Mackenzie Kirk was fouled by Kacper Lopata on the edge of Ross County’s box as both he and team-mate Wright slid in to try and stop the striker bearing down on the home goal.

Ronan Hale had put County ahead midway through the first half after Josh Nisbet had nicked possession inside the St Johnstone half and fed him in, only for Drey Wright to score with a deflected half-volley shortly before half time to level the scores.

County have scored three goals in the last 15 minutes of matches, a feat that no other top-flight side can match. That's also half of the goals they've netted this season. The point maintains the impressive home record under Cowie, who has suffered just two defeats in Dingwall since taking charge.