Kenyan striker Jonah Ayunga entered the field as a substitute in the 71st minute as his club, St. Mirren, drew 1-1 with Ross County away from home in a Scottish League match played on Tuesday evening.A late goal from substitute Toyosi Olusanya earned the Saints a share of the spoils in Dingwall.##NAJAVA_MECA_7910233##The home team had taken an early lead through a goal from Jordan White, seemingly securing all three points for the hosts. However, substitute Olusanya leveled the score with less than five minutes of normal time remaining, ensuring St. Mirren took a point back to Paisley.Ayunga, starting off the bench once again, was brought in during the 72nd minute for Mikel Mandron and earned himself a late yellow card for roughing up an opponent.Manager Stephen Robinson expressed his belief that his side should have been awarded a penalty kick for what appeared to be a handball that was not checked by VAR after the ball hit Ross County’s Ryan Leak’s hand.”There was a blatant handball, and I believe it wasn’t checked. That happened before the foul, so I don’t understand why that would be. I can’t control that, but it seems quite obvious from what we’ve seen and what we’ve been told,” he told the club media.Migori Youth confirm Sammy Okoth appointment as head coachRobinson admitted that his team was not at its best, noting that several of his starters had an off day. “We were not at the top of our game, there were three or four players who were below what they have been recently, but we showed great character to get back into it and get a point—and it could have been three with the chance at the end. We didn’t start well. We made a mistake, which is so uncharacteristic of Alex, but he showed great mentality to play the way he did after,” he added.He further commented on the introduction of Ayunga and other substitutes, stating, “The subs gave us a real impetus when they came on. A point away from home is a point gained. If we can take seven points from this week it would be fantastic for us.”In Poland, Erick Ouma came off the bench for his club, Raków Częstochowa in an away Polish Cup match against Piast Gliwice. Ouma was introduced in the 72nd minute of the game, which was settled by goals from Tomas Huk, Jakub Czerwinski, and Jorge Felix.Grand closing expected in final group games of CAF Confederation Cup