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Scottish Premiership: Kiltie double sinks Motherwell to lift Kilmarnock
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Kilmarnock move off bottom with 3-2 win Hibs 1-2 Falkirk; Aberdeen 3-1 St Mirren Greg Kiltie scored twice to lift Kilmarnock off the bottom with a 3-2 home victory over Motherwell . Kiltie struck first and last as Neil McCann’s side inflicted a fifth consecutive defeat on the Ste
Kilmarnock move off bottom with 3-2 win Hibs 1-2 Falkirk; Aberdeen 3-1 St Mirren Greg Kiltie scored twice to lift Kilmarnock off the bottom with a 3-2 home victory over Motherwell . Kiltie struck first and last as Neil McCann’s side inflicted a fifth consecutive defeat on the Steelmen, who join Killie in the bottom three, one point above bottom-placed Hibernian. Motherwell had a dominant spell after recovering from Kiltie’s second-minute opener and goals from Alex Lowry and Seb Palmer-Houlden turned the game on its head.
But Tyreece John-Jules soon equalised and Motherwell were cut open before Kiltie knocked home a 69th-minute winner. This story will be updated Continue reading...
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