Clarke delighted to see MacDonald rewarded with Scotland call
Steve Clarke says goalkeeper Jamie MacDonald’s Scotland call-up is the Kilmarnock number one’s reward for years of consistency.
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Bruce Anderson and Lewis Ferguson help Aberdeen to smash-and-grab victory over Kilmarnock
Bruce Anderson and Lewis Ferguson netted in the final 20 minutes to give Aberdeen a comeback win over Kilmarnock at Rugby Park.
Kilmarnock defender Stephen O’Donnell admits he must cut out Scotland mistakes
Scotland defender Stephen O’Donnell concedes he is disappointed to have been involved in a number of the goals conceded in the double header against Israel and Portugal.
O’Donnell wary of Forrest competition for Scots’ wide berth
Stephen O’Donnell’s long-held admiration for James Forrest is such he will bear no grudge if he pips him to Scotland’s right wing-back position for tomorrow’s UEFA Nations League match against Israel.
Late Findlay goal condemns Celtic to defeat at Kilmarnock
Stuart Findlay’s dramatic injury-time header gave Kilmarnock a stunning 2-1 win over Celtic in their Ladbrokes Premiership clash at Rugby Park.
Kilmarnock defender Stephen O’Donnell not taking Scotland spot for granted
Stephen O'Donnell may have broken into Scotland's starting line-up but the Kilmarnock defender reckons he has still to prove he belongs there.
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes hits out at “incompetent” Scottish FA appeals panel over Mikey Devlin red card
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes has branded the Scottish FA's appeals panel incompetent after they decided not to overturn Mikey Devlin's red card.
Numbers game catches up with the Dons as Kilmarnock win at Pittodrie
The numbers game caught up with Aberdeen as they suffered their first Premiership defeat of the season on Saturday.
Resilient Reds on the right path to Europe after Kilmarnock victory
The champagne remains on ice – for another week at least – as Aberdeen dug deep to take all three points at Kilmarnock and maintain their push for a European place.
Aberdeen players challenged to defy the sceptics and finish second
Boss Derek McInnes has challenged his Aberdeen players to defy the sceptics by finishing second in the Premiership.
Aberdeen keeper Freddie Woodman sets sights on a Scottish Cup final berth
Aberdeen goalkeeper Freddie Woodman has his sights set on giving his Aberdeen team-mates a Scottish Cup final to look forward to after helping his side beat Kilmarnock on penalties in Tuesday’s quarter-final replay.
Woodman the spot kick hero for Dons
Aberdeen goalkeeper Freddie Woodman saved three penalties in the sudden death shootout to send his side through to the Scottish Cup semi-final against Kilmarnock.
Late rally not enough as new County management team suffer defeat at Kilmarnock
Stuart Kettlewell and Steven Ferguson were unable to get off to a winning start at Ross County as they went down 3-2 against Kilmarnock in their first game in charge.
Kris Boyd on the spot to earn Kilmarnock a replay against the Dons
Kris Boyd netted from the penalty spot to earn Kilmarnock a deserved Scottish Cup replay against a below-par Aberdeen.
Shinnie: Last match against Killie was one of the toughest days of my career – but Scottish Cup defeat would be even worse
Aberdeen captain Graeme Shinnie describes his last meeting against Kilmarnock as one of the toughest days of his career – but a defeat in this afternoon’s Scottish Cup quarter-final would be even worse.
Hampden still football’s home for Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes
Getting to Hampden Park remains as big a motivation as ever for Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes.
Aberdeen preparing for Kilmarnock Scottish Cup tie to beat severe weather
Aberdeen will prepare for Saturday’s Scottish Cup tie with Kilmarnock going ahead as the ‘Beast from the East’ storm blanketed the majority of Scotland under snow.
‘Disappointing’ scheduling allows Kilmarnock an extra day’s rest before Scottish Cup tie with Aberdeen
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes is disappointed the Dons’ Scottish Cup quarter-final has been scheduled for a Saturday – as it favours opponents Kilmarnock.
Steve Clarke calls for a decent kick-off for Kilmarnock Scottish Cup quarter-final against Aberdeen next month
Steve Clarke has called for a decent kick-off time to allow as many Kilmarnock fans as possible to travel to Aberdeen for their Scottish Cup quarter-final encounter next month.
It’s been unforgettable: Manager Tokely praises fans as Scottish Cup run to cherish ends in Ayrshire
Brora Rangers manager Ross Tokely insists the Cattachs will cherish the memories of their excellent Scottish Cup run following their 4-0 fifth round defeat at Kilmarnock on Saturday.
Cattachs fairytale at an end after brave performance
Brora Rangers’ Scottish Cup fairytale is finally over after they were defeated 4-0 by Premiership side Kilmarnock at Rugby Park.
Brave Brora’s Scottish Cup fairytale ended at Kilmarnock
Brora Rangers’ impressive Scottish Cup run came to an end as they were defeated 4-0 by Premiership side Kilmarnock at Rugby Park.
Powrie intent on helping Tokely progress management career
Brora Rangers chairman William Powrie is intent on helping Cattachs manager Ross Tokely progress to a higher level.
Brora Rangers boss Ross Tokely backs Scottish Cup run to have lasting impact
Brora Rangers facing Kilmarnock in the Scottish Cup fifth round has had the same galvanising impact on the Sutherland village as two Highland League titles.
Brora striker MacLeod relishing encounter with role model Boyd
Brora Rangers' Scottish Cup trip to Kilmarnock tomorrow will bring Cattachs striker Kyle MacLeod the opportunity to come up against his role model in defender Scott Boyd.
Brora chairman intent on SPFL charge ahead of glamour Scottish Cup tie
Brora Rangers’ Scottish Cup success has only served to further convince chairman William Powrie the Cattachs could hold their own in the SPFL.
Paul Brindle targets historic Scottish Cup upset for Brora Rangers
Brora Rangers knocking out Kilmarnock would go down as the greatest Scottish Cup upset of all time.
Reds rise to task in comeback win
Aberdeen came through a test of character with a strong second half performance as they came from behind to beat Kilmarnock at Pittodrie.
Staggies take Scottish Cup tumble
Ross County were sent tumbling out of the Scottish Cup at the first hurdle in the cruellest of fashion at Kilmarnock – leaving them to focus solely on the overriding priority of safeguarding their top flight status.
Brora hero trades head blow for another scalp
Colin Williamson was the Brora Rangers hero at New Bayview as the Highlanders bagged another League 1 scalp to reach the last 16 of the William Hill Scottish Cup and a plum tie at Premiership Kilmarnock.
County fall to late Scottish Cup defeat at Killie
Ross County were cruelly knocked out of the Scottish Cup by Kilmarnock, who grabbed a late 1-0 victory courtesy of Lee Erwin's late penalty.
County well equipped for another great escape, says Curran
Craig Curran is one of just four players who remain from Ross County’s greatest of escapes - but is confident the Staggies still have plenty time to avoid another dogfight.