Greg Kiltie: Last News

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 Accies struggled to break down the 10-men of Kilmarnock yesterday and it cost them 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.

Hamilton boss says it was was a "stupid" mistake which cost them the game against 10-man Kilmarnock. Greg Kiltie gave the Ayrshire outfit the lead before Hakeen Odoffin levelled for Accies, but Nicke Kabamba's second half strike decided the game.

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.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterKilmarnock bagged their first win of the season after easing past Dundee United this afternoon.A double from Nicke Kabamba along with goals from Eamonn Brophy and Rory McKenzie meant Alex Dyer's men picked up all three points.Minutes before Killie took the lead, the home side were dealt a huge blow with Stuart Findlay taken off injured with Clevid Dikamona replacing the defender.Kabamba broke the deadlock for the home side on the half-hour mark when he headed down a cross past the helpless Benjamin Siegrist.A minute into injury time in the first half and Brophy doubled Killie's lead after latching on to a flick-on from Greg Kiltie.Brophy's low

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterGreg Kiltie admits now needs to be the time to break into Kilmarnock’s starting line-up.The attacker has struggled to stake a claim for a regular spot despite going into his ninth season at Rugby Park.Injuries have been his biggest setback, but following various loan stints, he wants to hit the ground running under Alex Dyer this season.Speaking exclusively to the Kilmarnock Standard, he said: “It has been good to be here as a local lad.“Playing with such a great team has been a brilliant experience.“Obviously I haven’t played as much as I would have liked over the years, so I am now looking to rectify that.“It’s time to put my injuries behind

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes says a sense of injustice fuelled his side's comeback at Kilmarnock.

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