St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright insists his side "dominated the whole game" only to be hit by a late Ross County sucker punch.
Billy McKay struck a 94th-minute equaliser in one of only two Premiership games to go ahead today to snatch a point for the hosts, after Stevie May had opened the scoring in the first half.
After the match the Saints manager showed his displeasure, claiming his side always dominate Ross County to no avail.
Wright said: "We dominated the whole game. I don't think they had one shot my keeper has to deal with in the second half.
"It was the same as every game we've played against them, we've come away with a result we didn't deserve.
"But in saying that, we should have defended right to the end, which we didn't do because people switched off.
"That allowed them back into the game, but with the performance in the first half we should have been out of sight.
"In the last 10 minutes we missed three unbelievable chances and that's what happens.
"Fair play to them, but it's another game where we totally dominated them and didn't get the result we deserved."
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