Motherwell boss Steven Hammell says drawing in opposition to Kilmarnock feels virtually worse than a defeat, due to how a lot the sport meant to the membership.
The Steelmen had been in search of solely their second house win of the season and appeared to be house and dry with that, as objectives from Kevin van Veen and Callum Slattery had them 2-0 up inside 60 minutes.
That appeared to be compounded when Killie skipper Alan Energy was proven a straight crimson card for a stunning foul on Paul McGinn.
However McGinn headed Danny Armstrong's cross into his personal web in 73 minutes, and two minutes later former Motherwell hero Liam Polworth arrowed an unstoppable shot into the highest proper nook from 25 yards to degree.
Hammell groaned: "It most likely feels worse than a defeat, contemplating how large the sport was for us, the quantity of preparation and work we put in main as much as it.
"I felt it was a powerful efficiency up till then, to then come away with one level is simply not acceptable.
"I felt we deserved extra. I am making an attempt to get my head spherical how we have not come away with three factors.
"I do not need to sit right here and speak about positives after we've come away with some extent from a recreation we should always have gained.
"There was a three-minute spell within the 90 minutes after we've misplaced all momentum they usually've capitalised on it.
"The objectives we have conceded are poor, up till that time it was good, however that three-minute interval value us three factors.
"It is occurred a few occasions this season when the opposition has gone right down to 10 males and we have struggled to cope with that, and the momentum swing has virtually gone up the alternative method.
"However we must be ok on the pitch. The gamers must be skilled sufficient to see that over the road."
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