Ross Millen: Last News

Hamilton Accies kicked-off the new year with a defeat to Raith Rovers that leaves them rooted to the foot of the Championship table - and a sizeable six points adrift of nearest rivals Arbroath.

Josh Mullin's double kept Ayr United flying high at the top of the Championship as their fairytale run continued.

Kilmarnock's 28 year stay in the Scottish top-flight is at risk as they get set to take on Dundee in the dreaded relegation play-off. A comfortable 2-0 win over Hamilton was irrelevant on the day as Ross County did the business at Fir Park coming from 1-0 down to beat Motherwell.A Mitch Pinnock first half double was enough to dispatch of Accies, who were officially relegated today.Tommy Wright will now have to gear his players up for a two-legged tie with James McPake's Dundee, with the first leg at Dens Park on Thursday night, with the return match a week on Monday at Rugby Park.

Kilmarnock exit. The talented defender has asked to leave Rugby Park, but that request has been turned down.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Michael O’Halloran netted a last-gasp winner to spark wild scenes on the field of play at Rugby Park.The St Johnstone attacker’s pure pace allowed him to intercept a loose pass back to the goalkeeper, round Danny Rogers, and slot into the empty net.It sparked wild scenes as every Perth player sprinted to the corner flag to pile on their match-winning hero.Killie had taken the lead just after the hour mark through Aaron Tshibola but were then reduced to 10 men when Ross Millen was ordered off.Substitute David Wotherspoon levelled with five minutes remaining to set up a dramatic finish before O’Halloran

“When Stephen O’Donnell left I thought I’d have an opportunity and the gaffer said it was up to me to make that right back spot my own. “I learned a lot from him and I’m lucky to have experience like Chris Burke in front of me, Kirk Broadfoot beside me and Alan Power and Gary Dicker as well.“It’s great, I’ve played two games, and Sunday was the biggest test and it was just a shame there were no fans there.

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

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