Davie White: Last News

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Ayr United earned a hard fought point in Kirkcaldy as they prepare to begin life under a new boss at Somerset Park.Interim manager Davie White saw his troops deliver their second clean sheet in a row under his leadership as a wide open game in Fife remarkably ended goalless.United had to ride periods of sustained pressure against an impressive Raith side who looked well worthy of their second place in the league.But Ayr contributed plenty to a contest that offered much and could even have grabbed all three points for themselves.White had largely struck with the team that looked transformed at Cappielow on Saturday, with Michael Moffat the only tactical switch in place of Mark McKenzie.And Ayr could and probably should have been in front

St Mirren goalkeeper Peter Urminsky has joined Ayr United on a short term loan until the end of the season.The Slovak, who penned a seven day emergency deal last week, has agreed to extend his stay at Somerset Park.He will serve as backup to regular number one Viljami Sinisalo, who returned from injury in Saturday's 2-0 win at Morton.But Urminsky, 21, will not be available for Ayr's trip to Raith tomorrow owing to joining their official Covid testing bubble too late.Interim boss Davie White told the Ayrshire Post: "It's great to have the position sorted through to the end of the season.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

Ayr boss Davie White hailed his troops for digging deep to bag a vital three points at Cappielow.A clinical Cammy Smith double put the seal on a huge afternoon for the Honest Men as they began life without Mark Kerr.And Academy chief White, who has stepped up to take temporary charge, praised the fighting spirit of his men.He said: "Football is about results but there was a big personal side to deal with this week as the players were very close to Mark and Mick [McArdle]."So it's been an emotional week for the club."It was important to get over the line today in terms of a result because this was a huge game for our season.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news

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