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Kilmarnock to keep the faith after a fifth loss on the spin cast doubt over his future. A last gasp defeat to Livingston leaves the Rugby Park side four points off bottom spot in the Premiership and the Ayrshire boss insists he'll continue to believe in better times until he's told his services are no longer required.

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

Hamilton suffered defeat to 10-man Kilmarnock on a frustrating afternoon at Rugby Park. Greg Kiltie gave the Ayrshire outfit the lead before Hakeen Odoffin levelled for Accies, but Nicke Kabamba's second half strike decided the game.Eamonn Brophy was shown a straight red for a poor challenge on Scott McMann.

Christopher Jullien and Kris Ajer are a serious worry Neil Lennon. The 36-year-old pundit also believes both players would rank outside a top 10 list of Hoops' best stoppers of the 21st century.Commons has painted a bleak picture after Nicke Kabamba had the pair, and in particular Jullien, under constant duress during the 1-1 draw at Rugby Park on Sunday.

Kilmarnock.The Parkhead side left Rugby Park frustrated having shipped two points to Alex Dyer’s hosts after a stuttering show.McGregor and his team-mates were in pole position to secure success having been handed an early lead by a Ryan Christie free-kick but a lack of ruthlessness at both ends of the pitch meant they had to settle for a point.Defensively, errors were costly as Christopher Jullien’s needless foul on Nicke Kabamba in the penalty box allowed Chris Burke to net an equaliser.At the other end of the pitch, McGregor and his colleagues were unable to prise open the Kilie backline to get a winner and the result saw Celtic lose their place at the top of the Premiership.However, with just 180 minutes of the campaign played, the

Alex Dyer praised "excellent" Nicke Kabamba after his no-nonsense performance helped the Ayrshire side draw 1-1 with Celtic. Kabamba won a penalty with his team trailing 1-0 to a Ryan Christie opener.

Join thousands of fans who have signed up to our Celtic newsletter.Kilmarnock held Celtic in a spirited performance at BBSP Rugby Park.Ryan Christie fired the Glasgow side ahead in the 11th minute, but Chris Burke brought the sides level from the penalty spot.Killie had an early chance when Nicke Kabamba latched on to a loose ball and burst through on goal, but he didn’t have enough pace to get a shot on goal. After six minutes he had another chance but his header sailed over the crossbar. Gary Dicker started for his first appearance of the season, and it took him just 11 minutes to make an impact - but it was a yellow card for a tackle that ended up leading to the goal. Ryan Christie rattled home a free-kick from long range which Danny

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterKilmarnock looked like they would complete another miraculous Easter Road comeback after Chris Burke smashed home a wonder goal just before half-time.The strike came after a Martin Boyle double, which in the end was enough to send Alex Dyer's men home empty-handed.Two minutes in Killie could have went ahead as Ross Millen whipped in a teasing cross, but three players tried and failed to get on the end of it as it ended up going out for a goal kick. But a minute later it was the hosts who were in the lead after Jake Eastwood was caught out of his box and rounded by Martin Boyle who easily tapped it home. In the 11th minute Hibs could have

When you've played for 32 clubs over the course of your career it's fair to say you are a bit of a journeyman.

Hamilton Accies moved out of the relegation after a last-gasp penalty from Marious Ogkmpoe earned victory.

Right-back Stephen O'Donnell is set to leave Kilmarnock on a free transfer.