George Stagn’s second half Red Card proved to be important as 10-member Kamarnak allowed the two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with a newly developed Livingston in a dramatic opening match of the Premier Ship Campaign.
Only at 3pm of the first day of the season, the new -looking Kali searched for a course for victory after the strike of Jeneyaro Daniels and David Watson in the closing stages of the first half.
But a 64th minute flashpoint brought Levy into the match exactly because this summer, as a stanker from local rivals, was sent to the hosts for refusing to score a goal, and Ruby Mayor Head fined it as a result.
Visitors benefited from their extra man as Scott Pitman equalized in the 86th minute.
Kelly Boss Stuart Kettleville, taking charge of his first league game since it was set in May, included six summer signatures in the launching lineup, including former Levy duo Max Stranger and Jamie Brendon.
Former Demar Well, who signed the match morning, was nominated among the left dominoes, and he joined the visitors shortly before the leveler.
David Martandel’s XI had only three recent recruits – Adam Montgomery, Mo Silla and Graham Kerry – more familiar with levy.
With some obvious possibilities on both sides in the opening exchange, Kali made progress in the 38th minute.
Daniels, who joined the cork this summer, ran through the ball through the ball and stopped Danny Wilson before flying from inside the box.
The events were immediately reduced to the office, but the on -field decision was terminated and the purpose was allowed to stand after a long variat check.
After appearing comfortably in most parts of the match, the lions suddenly found two down in the 42nd minute.
Brandon left behind Montgomery on the right and dug in a lower cross that the goalkeeper had already pushed before Watson, which had turned the ball out of six yards from home.
The tiger came up with a new goal for the start of the second half and returned to the game immediately after an hour.
The Mayor Head’s shirt was pulled into the box by the stagger when he tried to remove the shot and was asked to see the pitch side monitor, which was initially hoped for, after the referee Matthew McDerMade, who initially hoisted the game, he shook a red card on the key player and fined. The Mayor Head fired its spot kick with strategic.
Levi’s tail was over and eventually he was equal when Putman released it from home 10 yards after Lewis Smith’s good work.