Goalkeeper Ross Munro says Inverness Caledonian Thistle need to be better at not letting the second half get away from them when at home.

Inverness are currently in sixth place in the Championship following yesterday’s 1-1 draw with Livingston at the Sarens PSG Stadium.

Alfie Stewart marked his call-up to the Scotland Under-21 squad by giving them the lead in the 65th minute.

But Christian Montano equalised for Livingston six minutes later as they took a point back down the road.

After the match, head coach Scott Kellacher said Inverness need to be more adventurous if they are going to pick up more wins this season.

Munro says Inverness perhaps need to look at their time management for the entire 90 minutes, especially when at home.

Speaking about the draw with Livingston, he said: “I thought it was a tough game, obviously we knew it was going to be a tough game.

“We played them earlier on in the season and it was a tough one where we drew down there as well

“When we got the goal, we should really maybe steady the shift a bit.”

“I feel like when we're at home the second half kind of gets away from us sometimes.

“So that's something we need to look at a wee bit.

“ All in all, I thought it was a good game and if you don't win, you don't lose. So that's what we did.”

Munro says overall, Inverness have had a positive start to the Championship and are getting to grasp with what it is all about.

He said: “I think it's quite positive to be honest with you. It is the first time in the Championship for a lot of boys.

“I think we've found our feet a wee bit, we kind of understand the league now.

“There's been upsets, there's been things we could do better, but we're learning on the job as we go along.

“I think overall we've done quite well.”

Inverness were promoted to the Championship after winning League One last season. Chairman Alan Savage has previously said avoiding relegation this season would be considered a success.

Munro says avoiding relegation is the minimum expectation this season but will take each game as it comes.

He said: “I think the main thing is to stay in the league, that's the objective.

“And I think anything else after that is a bonus. Obviously we look high, we'd be daft not to, but the main objective is to stay in the league and see how far we can go.”

Munro says it has been disappointing that Inverness have failed to win their last two matches. But he says the team will be looking to get back to winning ways when they head to Partick Thistle on Saturday.

He says their performance against Livingston was an improvement after losing 5-1 at Dunfermline Athletic the weekend previously.

He said: “I think we've been okay at that after losing games. The next game we put in a better performance.”