- St Johnstone were trailing Kilmarnock 4-3 in the Scottish Premiership match with four goals.
- BBC Sport Scotland and Sky Sports report that St Johnstone twice came from behind to win, as they went on to win 3-2.
- St Johnstone’s turnaround came from a pivotal moment in the game, when goalkeeper Lewis Lloldda made a crucial save from a header by Jamie Fotheringham.
St Johnstone overcame a four-goal deficit in the Scottish Premiership against Kilmarnock at home, a comeback that saw them turn the match around with four goals. According to BBC Sport Scotland and Sky Sports, commentator Simo Valakari said that after three minutes of stoppage time, St Johnstone scored twice in quick succession to level things at 3-2.
BBC Sport Scotland reports that the comeback began with a goal by Josh Faulker after he scored from close range at the 90th minute. Sky Sports also says that the turnaround started when Valakari, with his team trailing 3-2, scored the equaliser and then won the game with another goal.
In Sky Sports’ description, the ball was at the centre of the match when goalkeeper Lewis Lloldda made a crucial save from a header by Jamie Fotheringham. At the 37th minute, Kilmarnock’s lead was cut back: Greg Kiltie scored from close range after a pass from the right by St Johnstone’s defender, which allowed St Johnstone to pull one goal back.
Sky Sports and BBC Sport Scotland both say that the goal by St Johnstone changed the course of the match. BBC Sport Scotland adds that the team’s win in the end came from a decisive goal by goalkeeper Lewis Lloldda, which Sky Sports described as a “moment of magic”.
In the match’s post-match comments, Sky Sports’ commentator Simo Valakari named the turning point as one of the key moments, saying that he “didn’t think they would come back”. BBC Sport Scotland also notes that the match was decided by Kilmarnock’s goalkeeper Niall MacKinnon, who made a save that kept the team in it, even though the match was ultimately decided by St Johnstone.