David Moyo: Last News

Hamilton were forced to settle for a point when Ayr United came back to take a point at a freezing cold Somerset Park - but the Honest Men could have taken all three.

David Moyo knew he was taking Hamilton's weekend penalty against Dunfermline - and he was confident he'd score too.

Dunfermline manager John Hughes has lamented a penalty and red card given against his side against Hamilton - as referee David Munro 'guessed' on the call.

Hamilton head coach Stuart Taylor has heaped praise on Accies duo Joe Hilton and Marley Redfern after a vital win over Dunfermline.

David Moyo says the Africa Cup of Nations is not on his mind right now with Hamilton looking to fight their way out of a difficult Championship spot.

Hamilton Accies boss Stuart Taylor denies that a three-games-in seven-days schedule next week could be season-defining, but says last night's 6-1 hammering by Partick Thistle was a reality check.

Hamilton defender Shaun Want says fans were right to boo his side after their "embarrassing" 6-1 hammering at home to Partick Thistle last night and says there are no excuses.

Hamilton boss Stuart Taylor slammed his side's display in the 6-1 hammering at home to Partick Thistle as "unacceptable" and says he's smarting from the biggest defeat of his career.

Lacklustre Hamilton were ripped apart by a ruthless Partick Thistle side at a freezing cold New Douglas Park this evening.

Premiership great escape. Brian Rice’s men produced their first win in 10 when they needed it most, thanks to goals from Ross Callachan and David Moyo that were enough to withstand St Mirren ’s fightback from Jamie McGrath’s 16th goal of the season.

derby demolition out of their heads.But he said everything that could go wrong on the day did exactly that.With Motherwell already 1-0 down to a Bruce Anderson strike, captain Stephen O'Donnell was shown a straight red card for a foul on Ross Callachan, which led to the Accies star doubling his side's lead from the penalty.Marios Ogkmpoe and sub David Moyo added goals, before Mark O'Hara pulled a consolation strike back for the hosts with a spot-kick.Alexander said: "We've tried to assess the result and performance last week, which we do, regardless of the result."We always have a bit of feed back in the debrief, which I think is important, but we never dwell on things for too long, whether negative or positive.

Accies raced to a three goal lead within the first 31 minutes with the Steelemen also losing captain Stephen O’Donnell to a red card.David Moyo added a fourth after the break and although O’Hara added a consolation goal from the penalty spot, he admitted their start to the game was unacceptable.He said: “I can only apologise to the supporters for the first half performance but we can’t dwell on it. "We are under no illusions that we need to get ourselves out of danger and we’ve got a big game next week.”“Everybody is hurting.

emphatic derby win took Hamilton off the foot of the Premiership and with a game in hand over basement side Ross County, the incentive is there to take three points from St Mirren.Accies were 3-0 up at the interval, with strikes by Bruce Anderson and Marios Ogkmpoe either side of a Ross Callachan penalty.David Moyo added a fourth in the second half, before Mark O'Hara netted a spot-kick for the hosts.Rice, who is the first Hamilton boss to have steered his side to three consecutive league wins over Motherwell since 1912, said: "My boys know what it's going to take for us to stay in this league, and it's going to take performances like that."Hopefully, that's just the start of things to come."That was a third derby win for Rice's side this

Brian Rice’s men, who had beaten Motherwell 3-0 in the New Year fixture at home, repeated the margin of victory and were well worth their Fir Park triumph.Goals from Bruce Anderson, Ross Callachan, Marios Ogkmpoe and David Moyo were more than enough to see off ‘Well, who had captain Stephen O’Donnell sent off after giving away a penalty that led to the second goal.A second half spot kick from Mark O’Hara gave Motherwell their first goal in three meetings with Accies this term but it’s still three straight derby wins for Rice’s team and this one was thoroughly merited.The visitors’ may have arrived at their Lanarkshire neighbours propping up the table but they were boosted by their battling point against Rangers in their previous outing.But

just days after Stephen Robinson resigned as 'Well boss.Moyo, who netted a derby winner at this stage of the season last year in a 2-1 win at Fir Park, said: "That's a massive incentive."It's a big derby game and the aim is always to win."It feels like we are picking up a bit of momentum so hopefully we can keep that going."We'll look to capitalise on how things have been going for Motherwell and pick up three points."We approach every game the same and [Motherwell not having a manager] doesn't make a difference to us, we've just got to go out and show what Hamilton are all about."Everyone loves winning derby games." Scottish Premiership table pic.twitter.com/e3crLoGDEs Brian Rice's side go into the clash with an unbeaten record in their

Derek McInnes admitted he ended up glad to take a point against bottom-placed Hamilton Accies. Aberdeen were bailed out by a brilliant stop from Joe Lewis to deny David Moyo at the death as they dropped points in Lanarkshire.

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Hamilton boss Brian Rice admits he can't explain the 20 minute spell that allowed Aberdeen to score four goals last night.The Dons were 4-1 up and cruising at the interval through a Ryan Edmondson double and strikes from Tommie Hoban and Lewis Ferguson.

David Moyo’s strike handed Accies a famous 1-0 win at Ibrox when the sides last met in March and now Hamilton host a Rangers side determined to maintain their unbeaten start to the new campaign in front of the Sky cameras.Rangers have yet to concede a single goal in their first five games in the Scottish Premiership, while Accies go into the contest off the back of a morale boosting Lanarkshire derby win over Motherwell, which delivered their first points of the season.But Rice stressed his side won’t be sitting in hoping to escape with a narrow defeat to the league leaders.He said: “Our philosophy isn’t to sit back and try and lose 1-0, our philosophy is to try and win the game.“If you look at our games last year, we were a wee bit

Brian Rice insists Hamilton's shock win over Rangers didn't come as a surprise to him, as he hailed his Ibrox heroes.

Hamilton Accies sensationally stunned Rangers tonight to climb off the foot of the Scottish Premiership.