Fraser Murray: Last News

Kilmarnock right-back bagged his third goal of the season with a cool finish against Falkirk on Saturday – and he says he wasn’t shy in letting his pals know. Fraser Murray is the club’s top scorer on four – but Naismith is hot on his heels.He said: “I had a laugh with him [Murray] to say we were in competition now to see who can score the most goals.“I was winding all the other boys up.“Fraser was brilliant on Saturday.

Kilmarnock got back to winning ways with a cup victory against Falkirk. It was far from pretty, but the Ayrshire side disposed of the Bairns after a fine second half showing.A Fraser Murray double as well as a Jason Naismith strike was enough to cancel out Aidan Nesbitt’s first half equaliser.The victory means Killie will host Queen's Park on October 9/10.

iOS and Android.Burke hoped to give his side the lead with a free kick from 20 yards on the stroke of half time, but his effort blasted off the wall as whistler Alan Newlands blew for the break.The hosts were incredibly close to taking the lead in the 49th minute through Roberto Nditi, but his powerful effort skimmed the crossbar and went over.Brandon Haunstrup was booked on the hour mark after challenging the Queens goalkeeper Josh Rae.Killie were awarded an indirect free kick in the 64th minute after a pass back, but the resulting effort from Fraser Murray was well blocked by the rushing Queens wall and a rebound was fired over the crossbar.In the 67th minute the home fans were off their seats as Ruari Paton was sprinting towards the box,

North Ayrshire seaside town at the weekend.The pair, aged 20 and 22, suffered serious injuries following the incident which took place in Ardrossan's South Crescent Road on Saturday night around 9.30pm.Both men were subsequently taken to Kilmarnock's Crosshouse Hospital for treatment, where one of them remains undergoing further evaluation.Now Ayrshire police have appealed for the public's help in finding those who carried out the attack – describing what happened as a "frightening experience".Detective Constable Fraser Murray, from Saltcoats CID, said: "This has been a frightening experience for the two men involved.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the

Ardrossan. The 20-year-old and 22-year-old were attacked on South Crescent Road around 9.30pm last night.

Kilmarnock boss watched on as his side put Kilby to the sword thanks to goals from Fraser Murray and Jason Naismith.And the gaffer was more than happy to bag three points in the first Premier Sports Cup group stage.He said: The first 15 minutes were a bit helter-skelter. But once we settled in and moved the ball, it was a good, professional display.”Wright also heaped praise on Fraser Murray who he reckons will prove to be a vital asset for Killie.Wright said: “Fraser will always get goals.

2-0 winners at K-Park after second half strikes from new signings Fraser Murray and Jason Naismith proved enough to see off the battling Lowland League side. But Aitken insists that Killie boss Tommy Wright has been so impressed with the setup at K-Park, it could lead to Kilby landing a Rugby Park player to boost their Lowland League campaign this season.

Kilmarnock and play for boss Tommy Wright.The 24-year-old midfielder has signed a two-year contract at Rugby Park less than three weeks after tasting victory at Wembley.Lyons – on loan from Blackburn Rovers who he left this summer – was part of the unfancied Shrimps squad which beat Newport County 1-0 in the League Two play-off final to go up to English Football's third tier for the first time in the club's history.Now he is part of a Killie side which has made promotion the top priority following last season's relegation at the hands of Dundee in the Premiership play-off final."It feels brilliant to be a Kilmarnock player and I’m so thankful to the manager for bringing me to such a big club," Lyons, who is from Coleraine in Northern

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