Jake Eastwood: Last News

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterKilmarnock looked like they would complete another miraculous Easter Road comeback after Chris Burke smashed home a wonder goal just before half-time.The strike came after a Martin Boyle double, which in the end was enough to send Alex Dyer's men home empty-handed.Two minutes in Killie could have went ahead as Ross Millen whipped in a teasing cross, but three players tried and failed to get on the end of it as it ended up going out for a goal kick. But a minute later it was the hosts who were in the lead after Jake Eastwood was caught out of his box and rounded by Martin Boyle who easily tapped it home. In the 11th minute Hibs could have

Kilmarnock’s No 1 – but he didn’t think it would come 45 minutes after being benched.The Northern Irish stopper was left out of the starting XI on game day one as Alex Dyer called upon Jake Eastwood.But the Sheffield United loanee was forced off at half-time with a quad injury, meaning Rogers was thrown into the deep end.And since then he hasn’t looked back playing every minute in between the sticks.And now he knows it’s up to him to keep his place.Speaking exclusively to the Standard, he said: “I am loving it at the moment, it’s good to be playing football at a big club too.“I can always do better, but at the moment I feel like I am finding my feet and I am feeling good about my game.“I just hope I can keep it going and start