Cammy Bell
Former Kilmarnock goalkeeper on BBC Scotland

It's been a great tie right from the off. It had to be a good reaction from Inverness and they came right into the game and composed themselves.

Neil McCann
Former Rangers winger on BBC Scotland

I have to say, outside the first and last couple of minutes of the first half, Inverness have been far and away the better side.

Billy Mckay's penalty cancels out Kyle Vassell's third-minute opener for Kilmarnock.

All to play for!

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Michael Stewart
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Scotland

It's disappointing to see Liam Polworth go off. It was an awkward landing. You can't blame the defender for it.

Liam Polworth has had to limp off in first-half stoppage time.

Alan Power is on in midfield for Kilmarnock, and puts on the captain's arm band.

Kilmarnock finally get up the pitch and win a corner.

It comes in from Daniel Armstrong again, and just like the goal it finds Kyle Vassell in the six yard box after goalkeeper Mark Ridgers spilled the ball.

The striker tries to swivel and shoot, but Inverness get a block in.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Caledonian Stadium

Caley Thistle are more than deserving of their equaliser, they have been by far the better side.

And their fans are loving it! Cries of ‘bouncy bouncy’ coming from the small Ultra section across from the main stand.

They’re not that comfortable, yet, though…

An Inverness corner finds the napper of Robbie Deas, but he can't control his effort and it flies over.

I'd love to know Kilmarnock's number of completed passes. Very few, I'd guess.

Kilmarnock striker Christian Doidge is not a man in fine form.

He gets an opportunity to get a touch and shot away about six yards out, but his touch takes the ball behind.

Inverness midfielder David Carson gets booked for taking down Danny Armstrong as the winger galloped away on the counter.

The replay shows there wasn't a great deal of contact.

Billy Mckay lashes a volley high and wide of the goal.

He's raging at himself because it sat up beautifully for him.

Kilmarnock have offered nothing since scoring...

Jay Henderson gets played in behind the Kilmarnock defence, but he's denied by Sam Walker!

Not the best strike, but the goalkeeper did a fine job as well.

Michael Stewart
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Scotland

There was no real complaint from Joe Wright. His arm was in a crazy position.

Sam Walker gets his foot to the penalty... he's so close to keeping it out. Inverness deserve that.

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Now then!

Joe Wright is pinged for blocking a cross with his arm!

His leg was outstretched and it appeared to hit off it and up onto his arm. Maybe harsh?

No VAR in this match of course.

So close for Caley Thistle!

Jay Henderson curls in a wonderful cross, and Sean Welsh's header skims the top of the bar.

Inverness defender Robbie Deas heads on goal, but it's comfortable for Sam Walker in the Killie goal.

Inverness have been the better side since the goal.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Caledonian Stadium

Wow, what a start! Plenty folk still trying to grab a hot drink before kick-off have missed that super start for Killie.

The travelling support are bouncing, and rightly so. They don’t get to see too many goals on the road…