Kanga rescues Motherwell with stoppage-time leveller in Paisley | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: St Mirren and Motherwell drew 3-3 after a breathless afternoon in Paisley. Tawanda Maswanhise put Motherwell ahead in the second minute with a right-footed finish after Alexander Lowry's pass. After VAR confirmed a handball, Maswanhise's penalty was saved by Jacob Chapman (15.), and the hosts turned it around as Paul Nsio and Declan John scored before Samuel Ramos edged them in front in the fourth minute of first half stoppage time. St Mirren produced nine shots on target from 23 attempts, reflecting sustained pressure across long spells. Jardell Kanga equalised in the third minute of second half stoppage time, leaving St Mirren second on seven points and Motherwell down to sixth, and St Mirren visit Kilmarnock next while Motherwell host Dundee Utd.

Player of the Match: Samuel Ramos drove St Mirren's comeback with a goal and two assists, repeatedly finding the final pass and striking just before the interval to put his side ahead.

Stat of the Match: St Mirren registered nine shots on target, a tally that kept Alex Paulsen busy throughout.

Three Things We Learned: Samuel Ramos delivered one goal and two assists, underlining his influence on chance creation and finishing. Jacob Chapman saved a first half penalty after VAR confirmed the spot kick, a pivotal moment early on. Motherwell completed 90.5% of their passes, pairing that control with 54.7% possession.