Euan Murray: Last News

Euan Murray admits he didn't expect to see his former side sitting bottom of the pile - but hopes their winning ways don't start this weekend.

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Ayrshire derby points are staying in Kilmarnock following a 2-0 win for Tommy Wright's men at Rugby Park.Second half goals from Liam Polworth and an Innes Cameron penalty proved enough for the Championship title favourites.The game was played out in front of 3,692 Killie season ticket holders as the new season got underway for both sies. Here's how both sides rated... KILMARNOCK Zach Hemming: A quiet night for the Killie number one who was able to watch most of the action take place ahead of him.

Kilmarnock's second summer signing.The 23-year-old winger follows Euan Murray’s arrival from Dunfermline as he signs from their fife rivals Raith Rovers.He played a key part in Rovers’ push for a promotion play-off spot last term as they finished third in the Championship.Speaking to the club website after signing a deal until the summer of 2023, Daniel said: “I’ve known about Killie’s interest for a while and I’m delighted to get it over the line.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA makeshift Kilmarnock side were spared no blows as Dunfermline romped to a second-half victory.Euan Murray opened the scoring which was followed up by a Fraser Murray double, leaving a Killie side that started with five debutants licking their wounds.A number of Under-18 stars made their pro debut which was the only shining light on a tough night for Killie.The first real chance didn’t come until the ninth minute and it fell the way of the visitors. Kyle Turner picked up the ball after some fine, quick Dunfermline passing, but his curling effort fell wide of the target leaving Colin Doyle little to worry about. In the 16th minute Killie had