Oli Shaw: Last News

Killie boss Tommy Wright hailed penalty hero Oli Shaw for keeping the coolest head inside Somerset last night.

Kilmarnock have gone top of the Championship after a late, late goal to beat rivals Ayr United.

Oli Shaw stayed in the coolest man in Ayrshire to ram home a last minute penalty and fire Kilmarnock to a dramatic derby victory at the death.

A frustrated Tommy Wright has expressed his disappointment as Kilmarnock shipped a 95th minute equaliser to Dunfermline.

Kilmarnock.With four strikers already at the club, and potentially one more joining, Robinson knows it won't be easy cementing a starting spot.But he knows if he works hard and does the right things he could start to form a winning formula beside No 9 Shaw.But with Innes Cameron pushing to get a run of games and Rumarn Burrell on his way back from injury Robinson knows there will be a fight for places.He said: “I would love creating a partnership with him to be honest.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 crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories while you can

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.

Kilmarnock was finalised with the signing of a new No 9, Oli Shaw.

Kilmarnock’s new No 9 won’t faze him in the slightest. The former Hibernian and Ross County striker has penned a two-year deal at Rugby Park and he will wear the shirt that was famously worn by the likes of Kris Boyd and Paul Wright.But he has admits that will spur him on in a bid to succeed.

Derek McInnes’ side blew the chance to crank up the pressure on struggling Celtic and mount a genuine tilt for second place in the league.Oli Shaw struck the home side’s opener after 36 seconds, with Charlie Lakin slamming in a second on 20 minutes.A deflected finish, credited as an Alex Iacovitti own goal, brought hope on half-time but the second half proved lame in an attacking sense, with increasing desperation late on creating gaping holes in the Dons defence for Shaw and Jermaine Hylton to pick off.The fact this crushing setback came just a couple of days after Jonny Hayes trumpeted his hopes of Aberdeen splitting the Old Firm made it all the more galling for fans watching at home.Attacking failings, with chances missed and striker Sam