Kilmarnock 2-2 Livingston: Scott Pittman completes LIVI back as George Stanger Red sees the hosts

The red card in the second half of George Stanger has proven to be pivotal, as Kilmarnock is of 10 men that allowed two two goals to control 2-2 with the newly handicapped Livingstone in an exciting opening match for the new Premier League.

In the third in the afternoon of the first day of the season, the New-Look Killie looked at her path to win after Djenairo Daniels and David Watson in the final stages of the first half.

But a flash point in the 64th minute returned Levy to the match, where Stanger was expelled, where he joined their local competitors AYR this summer, to see the hosts for his denial of the opportunity to score goals, and Ruby Miiraid scored a resulting penalty.

Visitors have benefited from their additional interest, as Scott Beatman tied in the 86th minute.

Kelly coach, Stewart Ketloel, included his first league match since his appointment in May, six summer signatures in the starting squad, including former Levy husband Max Strigik and Jimmy Brandon.

Dominic Thompson, the former left -back of the Amousa, who occurred in the morning of the match, was named between the submarines and came for the first time before the visitors level.

Levy was a more familiar look, with only three modern recruits – Adam Montgomery, Mo Sella and Graham Carey – in the eleventh David Martinel.

With clear opportunities on either side of the opening exchanges, Killie achieved a penetration in the 38th minute.

Daniels, who joined Cork this summer, ran to a ball from Liam Boluorth and Danny Wilson stood before Jerome was exposed from inside the box.

Celebrations were immediately reduced due to infiltration science, but the decision was canceled on the stadium and the permitted goal to stand after a long VAR examination.

After seemed comfortable in most of the match, the lions suddenly found themselves in the 42nd minute.

Brandon entered Montgomery on the right and drove him into a low cross that was expelled by the goalkeeper only before Watson, who turned the ball to the house from six yards.

The lions appeared with a renewed goal to start the second half and got themselves in the game shortly after the hour.

The MuirHead shirt was pulled in the box by Stanger while trying to get a shot and after the Macdermid referee, which was initially waving, was asked to offer the Pitchside Monitor, and flash a red card in Killie Player and a penalty giving. Miheraid launched a stained stain of last Strike.

Levi’s tails were awake and eventually reached the Bitmann house from the house of 10 yards after a good work by Louis Smith on the right to prepare it.

KettleWell unhappy in the “soft” red card

Kilmanoc boss Stewart Ketollel Talk to Sky Sports News:

“I have complaints about the red card.

“From my angles, from the technical area, I actually felt that Miiraid had the initial clouds on George. If we consider that both of them pulled himself, is the sinner early in the accident?

“I want the central back to deal with the ball, I don’t think it is going enough to ensure his return to the goalkeeper.

“But even in that, is George’s contact enough to get Miheid to go down the way he does? Is it a red card? We will all discuss it, some will think it is it

“But as soon as you put yourself in this position, it becomes difficult to aruse.

“The game depends on that moment, in my opinion.”

Levingstone president David Martinel Talk to Sky Sports News:

“Maybe I had taken a point before the match,” he said. “In the first half, they took their moments better than we took our moments, and they sat in the block from mid -to decrease and then hit us on the table several times, which was what was
Poor from us.

“But I was very happy with how the boys wore, they showed real flexibility.

“In general, I am somewhat happy to perform, but in a few major moments we shot ourselves in the foot.”