A last-minute goal by
Brisbane had stormed into a two-goal lead in the first half courtesy of a
But the hosts battled back as
Kruse then turned the game on its head with a 77th-minute goal to put Melbourne on course for all three points and a first defeat for Brisbane since September.
However, McKay secured a point for his side in the 90th minute when the Roar captain smashed home from close range at the second attempt.
The draw for Brisbane means they extend their advantage at the top of the standings to seven points but second-placed Adelaide United have three games in hand. Melbourne, meanwhile, remain in sixth place with 20 points.
