Aaron Tshibola: Last News

Albian Ajeti was hit with a two game ban for diving. Ajeti is adjudged to have conned ref Kevin Clancy when winning a penalty in Tuesday’s 4-0 thumping of Kilmarnock.

Scott Brown is facing the possibility of an SFA charge after catching Kilmarnock's Aaron Tshibola with an elbow in Tuesday's win at Rugby Park. As exclusively revealed by the governing body will study footage from the game before deciding whether to take any action.

Scott Brown will discover on Thursday if he is to face retrospective punishment for a clash with Kilmarnock’s Aaron Tshibola on Tuesday night. understands a three man panel of former grade one referees will study TV footage of the flashpoint which was captured on camera during Celtic 's 4-0 romp at Rugby Park.

Scott Brown has no case to answer over his Rugby Park flashpoint. The Celtic captain caught Kilmarnock 's Aaron Tshibola with an elbow in the first half of his side's 4-0 win in Ayrshire.

Scott Brown could have picked up a second red card in two appearances in the win over Kilmarnock.The midfielder set Lennon's side on their way to a 4-0 victory at Rugby Park but was involved in a brief clash with Aaron Tshibola in the first-half.Brown was shown a straight red just minutes after entering the fray during his last outing against Livingston after swinging an arm at Jaze Kabia.But Lennon is adamant his skipper was rightly in the clear this time.His comments came just moments before league leaders Rangers hammered their call for "consistency" in disciplinary decisions with a cryptic Tweet after Alfredo Morelos was served a three-game ban for stamping on Ryan Porteous.Asked on Sky Sports if Brown could've been in bother, Lennon

SFA that they expect "consistency" regarding the governing body's disciplinary procedures. It comes in the wake of an incident involving Celtic captain Scott Brown in Tuesday's game against Kilmarnock in which the skipper went unpunished for an alleged elbow on home midfielder Aaron Tshibola.

Kilmarnock boss.The East Ayrshire side announced the 55-year-old's departure by mutual consent a couple of hours after the 3-2 loss to the Perth outfit at Rugby Park.Killie looked set for a vital three points thanks to first-half goals from Chris Burke and Aaron Tshibola.However, the Betfred Cup finalists pulled off a stunning comeback and netted three times in the space of 19 second-half minutes.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories while you can customise your page with the sections that matter to you.The Ayrshire Live

Alex Dyer after a galling collapse against St Johnstone left the Ayrshire side ninth. The hosts took a 2-0 lead a Rugby Park thanks to goals from Chris Burke and Aaron Tshibola.But Killie collapsed after the break as they shipped three to compound a run of just three wins in 11 games.

St Johnstone fightback with a scintillating winner. The midfield kid produced a spectacular long-range strike to cap a brilliant victory for the Betfred Cup finalists.

Kilmarnock is like a second home to him.This season he was lured back to Rugby Park for his third spell – this time permanently.When he first arrived in Ayrshire he was a 23-year-old on loan from Aston Villa with a £5 million price tag hanging over him.But now he is more mature after a couple of underwhelming moves to Belgium and Portugal, and at the age of 26, he knows it’s time to knuckle-down and focus on his career.The midfielder said: “Kilmarnock has always been a great place for me, not just on the pitch but off of it too.“It’s a very warm place to be, I feel comfortable being in Kilmarnock.“On the field I have had a lot of opportunities to go and express myself and show what I can do.“Last time Steve Clarke was here who I’ve worked

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Livingston boss Gary Holt refused to lay blame at goalkeeper Robby McCrorie after the Lions let a lead slip in a 3-1 home loss to Kilmarnock.The hosts had taken an early lead through Scott Pittman but trailed at the break after McCrorie palmed a Chris Burke strike into the path of Aaron Tshibola prior to Burke's slamming home from the penalty spot.While the on-loan Rangers keeper could have done better with Killie's opener, he was certainly at fault for their third just before the hour mark when he fumbled a Zeno Ibsen Rossi cross with Greg Kiltie on hand to tap into the empty net.It was a somewhat sloppy and disjointed performance from

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Kilmarnock cruised to a comfortable victory despite falling behind to Livingston.Most of the squad were forced to self-isolate for two weeks, but you could hardly tell as Aaron Tshibola, Chris Burke and Greg Kiltie cancelled out Scott Pittman's opener.The hosts took the lead in the 11th minute as Scott Pittman rolled an effort from the edge of the box into the bottom corner. Kirk Broadfoot had a half chance in the 17th minute when he found himself free at a corner, but his header went over the crossbar. Killie equalised in the 25th minute thanks to Aaron Tshibola who followed up after a decent Chris Burke shot was saved by Robby McCrorie. And

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Michael O’Halloran netted a last-gasp winner to spark wild scenes on the field of play at Rugby Park.The St Johnstone attacker’s pure pace allowed him to intercept a loose pass back to the goalkeeper, round Danny Rogers, and slot into the empty net.It sparked wild scenes as every Perth player sprinted to the corner flag to pile on their match-winning hero.Killie had taken the lead just after the hour mark through Aaron Tshibola but were then reduced to 10 men when Ross Millen was ordered off.Substitute David Wotherspoon levelled with five minutes remaining to set up a dramatic finish before O’Halloran