One player orchestrates St Mirren fightback against Motherwell | OneFootball

Samuel Ramos ignited St Mirren's fightback in the 39th minute with an assist, and his later goal and a second assist ensured a 3-3 draw with Motherwell.

Ramos first unlocked the game by slipping the pass that allowed Paul Nsio to strike. He then supplied another telling ball for Declan John to finish (44.).

The midfielder capped his surge in the fourth minute of first half stoppage time, arriving onto Alex Gogic's headed pass to lash a left-footed effort into the top right corner.

Ramos' influence went beyond the final ball. He finished with two attempts, one on target, two key passes and four fouls won, plus 11 successful final third passes from 41 touches, reflecting how often he carried St Mirren up the pitch.

Because he kept taking up pockets between the lines and drew contact when turning, Ramos forced Motherwell to retreat and opened lanes for runners, sustaining the hosts' momentum through the key phases.

St Mirren remain second in the Scottish Premiership. They visit Kilmarnock next. Motherwell host Dundee United next.