Turning point in our fight

FRASER MURRAY believes Kilmarnock could look back on their snatched point against his former club as massive at the end of the season.

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Killie looked set to suffer their fourth defeat in a row before Murray grabbed a stoppage-time leveller that even boss Derek McInnes admitted wasn't deserved in terms of play against Hibs.

But Murray - who spent 12 years at Easter Road - insists no one is thinking about a potential relegation dogfight.

And he still believes they can climb the table. He said: “That could be a massive point in the end for us. We dug it out and I'm just happy to get the point and score.