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David Martindale was left to rue an injury to Sean Kelly as Livingston mi sed a penalty in Saturdays goalle s cinch Premiership draw with Kilmarnock. The Premierships bottom side failed to win for an eighth-consecutive match but picked up their first point since the victory over Motherwell on October 7. It could have been a better day for the Lions but Bruce Anderson was guilty of mi sing a second-half Jimmy Wynn Jersey spot-kick. Kelly is the teams regular taker but had to be replaced at half-time after sustaining a hamstring problem. Martindale said: Sean came in at half-time and said he felt his hamstring he would have taken the penalty. Bruce grabbed it but your the number nine at a football club, you should be wanting to take penalties. Sean had mi sed a couple previously but I think hed scored his last three. Sean would 100 per cent have taken it. We get the opportunity from 12 yards and Im disappointed. I spoke to wee Brucey and hes gutted. The wee guy lives and breathes scoring goals. You have to be disappointed hes not hit the target, if the keeper saves it you take your hat off. It really sums the game up. To be fair, wee Brucey mi sed his last penalty. Your number nine is on the park so crack on. When youre going through periods that were going through at this point, it seems that everyone is going against you. Martindales side remain five points adrift at the foot of the table and the Livi manager admitted the mi sed penalty left a bitter taste after recent struggles. He added: I thought it had nil-nil written all over it, it was one of those games. The fans probably didnt realise how strong the wind was. We found it difficult to get out in the first half. They bombarded our Aledmys Diaz Jersey box and it was really difficult to get any distance on the ball. Fair play to the players because I thought they defended the 18-yard box well. Its hard. I was sitting here last week and was probably a wee bit more positive in terms of the performance. I thought we were unlucky. But this week after the game in the changing room there is probably a bit more adversity because you think you had those three points in the bag from 12 yards. Albeit weve stopped the run of defeats, got a clean sheet and got a point. Meanwhile, Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes insisted Livingston defender Mikey Devlin should have seen red for a second-half challenge on Danny Armstrong. Devlin was booked for the foul but McInnes feels VAR should have intervened. He said: Its a terrible tackle. I dont know why (referee) Willie (Collum) has not been asked to go to the screen. He (Armstrong) had to come off with the injury. Its a sci sors tackle, something we are continually told is to go out the game. No one wants to see red cards but its a terrible challenge. Its a nasty challenge and for me it should have been a red card. He was labouring after it, he was hurt. If you see the tackle again, youll see why he was hurt. If Willie gives a red there, VAR isnt getting involved to say its not a red. I think it is a red.