Kilmarnock 2 – 2 St Mirren

Former Merine midfielder Kyle Maginis was the autumn man who appeared in the Stephen Robinson team in the past Kilrinka in the semi -finals of the Sports Cup.

Magnes alternative saw his journey, which he saved north of George, before the owner of Degxel sent his efforts to close the victory of 5-3 after a 2-2 draw in the Rugabi Park.

The winning penalty raised the stadium’s invasion of dozens of fans of friends, celebrating the first semi -finals in 12 years.

St. Mirren lost in the semi-finals in each of the cup competitions in the 2020-21 season, but the fans did not enjoy a big day in Hamden since their team won the League Cup in 2013.

Paisley advanced twice in 90 minutes with impressive goals from Michael Mandron and Jayden Richardson, but Kelly settled late in every half, from Ruby Dias’s head kick and Bruce Anderson’s penalty.

The opening minutes laid the scene for a quarter -quarter of an entertainment final, as Jonah Ayunga knocked a cross on the side network before the goalkeeper of St. Mirren Chamal George from David Watson was saved at the other end.

The procedure continued. Mandron approached twice before the ex -midfielder accumulated.

The opening match came in the 25th minute after Richardson cut a cross and fired the ball forward for Mandron. The attacker showed a great skill to cancel the ball over the head of Louis Mayo before drilling in the remote corner.

Kiel tied in the 44th minute when Dom Thompson sent a free kick outside and Dias got Richard King before he was headed in the upper corner.

Killie Max Stryageck goalkeeper has produced a great reaction after the time break to pay for the first time from Killian Phillips to the bar.

But visitors – who rejoiced by 2,252 fans traveled – returned to the front in the 59th minute, where they continued to pressure after a long throw. Richardson rose to the bottom of Khusal, headed before the truce in the upper corner of 22 yards.

Stewart Kitlele and Anderson brought immediately, but the game was almost outside the Kilmarnok range when they lost the ball as soon as the restart. Stryjek cleared the Ayunga blow after the outbreak of the saints.

Anderson was almost a rapid effect, but Miguel Fricklton slipped to prevent the striker’s goal.

After being postponed by the handball decision at the time of stopping Celtic at the end of last week, Killie believed that they had had a penalty when Tumson’s free kick hit the Keanu Baccus arm.

The Australian arm seemed to be right next to it, and without using a video technology, the referee David Dienkingson at an angle.

Diklan John just hit a free kick, Sant Mirin, who saw Commander Mark Uhar’s leader walking on the wound. Liam Donlley came for the first time in Boos from the fans who played in front of the previous three seasons.

Mandron fired directly on Stryjek from the 18 yards and the saints were paid when King Marly Watkins dropped while the alternative appeared on his blind side while the defender tried to play the ball. Anderson criticized the kick in the 86th minute in the middle of the network.

There was a lot of air pressure on both sides in additional time, but with seven tie between the teams in the five opening matches for the league season, it was not surprising that the draw was tied along the way.

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