MOTREWELL 3 – 0 Kilmarnock

Kilmarnock fans turned their anger to the director of Tynecastle derek mcinnes at a time when Killie fell to a 3-0 defeat against Motherweell.

McKenz revealed Hares and Kilmarnock agreed on an agreement to move to Edinburgh on the eve of the trip to the Fair Park, where it is expected to confirm his key in early next week.

The fans were not particularly heard from the highest level of Tommy McLean’s position, but Macins were clearly that they saw his imminent move with contempt.

The cries of “hearts collapsed again” were among the gentle chants and there were more than more than the personalities who encouraged Mcinnes to accelerate its movement.

Motherweell in the end designed its numerical superiority after the Robbie Deas card in the first half of the red half with the target wave in the last 13 minutes.

Luke Armstrong side scored the Callum Slattery, where Motherweell got three points and installed him to the end in the ninth place in the Premier League.

The steel team goes to the last Sunday, a point behind Hartis, who travel to the Rugabi Park while it could be a very embarrassing day for Macins.

Joy for the sake of mud, heart pain for the night

Killie began the brighter team. Liam Donlley saw the efforts twice on a large scale, and Danny Armstrong and Bros Anderson had half opportunities.

Tom Sparrow was widely headed at the other end before the match turned in the 29th minute when Dias Lennon Miller brought the edge of the square with the midfielder over the goal.

It seemed a clear opportunity to score the goals and referee Duncan Nicolson, which made his appearance for the first time in the prime minister, ultimately agreed after looking at the VAR screen, which initially displayed a yellow card.

The free Miller’s free kick was rescued and the Armstrong was close to a group of Aston Oxporo to the bar.

Motherweell created more opportunities after breaking, as Paton cut the way for Luke Armstrong.

Kiran Uhara saved the head of Tony Watt and Slevri’s bullets before I was absent from Andy Haliday.

Michael Yimal also brought Musa Ibay to the foreground, and he and Armstrong were rejected before the bird was widely released.

This penetration came when Stephen Odonel delivered an attractive cross heading Armstrong at home from six yards.

A spiral ball directly inside the post after six minutes immediately after a quick exchange of passing outside the box.

Armstrong achieved the second within three minutes while flying from 20 yards after a great skill from Miller.

The 18 -year -old girl was immediately replaced by allowing Motherweell fans to give him an applause based on what could be his final appearance in Fir Park amid the attention of dangerous and widespread transport.

Mcinnes did not join his players as they went to show their appreciation for the remaining full -time fans.

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