Lee Johnson bemoaned Hibs ' "fragility" during their 2-0 home defeat ro Ross County and shouldered the responsibility as they slipped to yet another loss.
22.10.2022 - 00:23 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Super Stevie May completed St Johnstone’s comeback to net a crucial three points at Easter Road.
The homegrown talent, a second half substitute, nodded in the late winner in front of a jubilant travelling support.
Saints had fallen behind - deservedly - in the first half when Mykola Kukharevych placed a header in the bottom corner.
Perth players had really struggled but, after the break, home midfielder Kyle Magennis was ordered off and that changed the momentum.
Nicky Clark levelled with a clever header before May provided one of his own to spark the celebratory scenes.
Clark had made a welcome return to the team-sheet after missing out at Livingston while Connor McLennan was handed his first start in a Perth jersey.
The other fresh starter from that defeat in West Lothian was left-sided wing-back Adam Montgomery, now fully recovered from a broken toe. Dropping to the bench were May, Theo Bair and Jamie Murphy.
It was an historic night in the capital with VAR (Video Assistant Referee) in operation for the first time and there was a brief glance at it within the first 10 minutes.
Referee Kevin Clancy had booked home attacker Martin Boyle for simulation after hitting the deck inside the box. That decision would stand following a quick check.
Prior to this Hibs had started strongly and twice went close through Kukharevych, but goalkeeper Remi Matthews was more than a match on both occasions.
Saints had failed to pose any sort of threat going forward and the best chance was McLennan’s effort from wide on the edge of the box. It was well wide of the mark.
The capital club, meanwhile, continued to look threatening and Kukharevych kept plugging away. He was rewarded on 35 minutes when he rose above Alex Mitchell to impressively nod a
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