Preview: Kilmarnock (A)

We return to William Hill Premiership action on Saturday, February 15 and travel down to Ayrshire to face Kilmarnock.

The hard work and preparation has already started following our Scottish Cup win against Hamilton at the weekend as we look to keep the momentum going.

Here is everything you need to know about our match this weekend…

TICKETS

Tickets for our match at Rugby Park have been selling well and we would love you to join us for another crucial afternoon of football. Our supporters will be in the Chadwick Stand (behind the goal).

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Prices are as follows:

Adult: £27

Concessions (O65s/U21s/students): £22

U18s: £15

U16: £10

Under-5: One free with any full paying over 18 – (MUST contact the ticket office after purchase with ticket reference code for full paying over 18 ticket to arrange - MAX one per full paying over 18. Please note this MUST be done 24hrs prior to matchday)

Ambulant and carer tickets: Adult - £25 (carer - FOC). Under 18 - £15 (carer FOC).

To purchase ambulant and carer tickets please contact the ticketing team – email: tickets@kilmarnockfc.co.uk or call 01563 545311

For wheelchair and carer tickets, please contact Kilmarnock's disabled supporters’ representatives:

PETER ORR - 07759 616945 or peterorr45@yahoo.co.uk 

MAE ORR - 07909 713098

Tickets are non-refundable, non-transferable and T&C's apply.

If you require assistance, please contact Kilmarnock's ticketing team at tickets@kilmarnockfc.co.uk or call 01563 545311.

TRAVEL

By bus: Seats for the McDiarmid Park Supporters’ buses have been selling fast and there is now very limited availability, so act fast to secure your spot. The bus will leave the stadium at 12.30pm.  Phone 01738 459090 option 1 to book.  Adults £13 and concessions £10.

By car: Use KA1 1UR as the postcode if you are travelling to Rugby Park. This will take you to Dundonald Place and the south entrance to Rugby Park.

Please note that there is restricted access on match days. There is also no access to Rugby Park by way of Rugby Road (KA1 2DP) on match days.

By train: Rugby Park is less than one mile from Kilmarnock train station. For up-to-date train times from Perth or around the country, visit the ScotRail website HERE.

LAST TIME OUT: KILMARNOCK

Kilmarnock were not in Scottish Gas Scottish Cup action last weekend and were most recently in action on Saturday, February 1.

Derek McInnes’ side ground out a 1-0 win against Dundee United at Rugby Park on that occasion, with the winner coming as the game started to reach its latter stages.

It was Marley Watkins who wheeled off in celebration after bundling the ball into the back of the net on 72 minutes. He had challenged goalkeeper Jack Walton in the air and, despite protests from the visitors, the goal stood.

Killie sit ninth in the current William Hill Premiership standings.

The defence and goalkeeper Andy Fisher held firm throughout six minutes of additional time before the final whistle sounded.

LAST TIME OUT: SAINTS

We marched into the quarter-final of the Scottish Cup last Saturday thanks to a deserved but narrow 1-0 win against Hamilton.

The Scottish Championship outfit defended resolutely and soaked up a lot of Saints pressure in both the first and second half.

But substitute Adama Sidibeh proved to be the match-winner when his instinctive finish left goalkeeper Dean Lyness with no chance in the 87th minute.

Graham Carey had initially gone for goal from distance and, as the ball whizzed into the box, Sidibeh glanced it into the opposite corner.

There were four club debuts in total: Daniels Balodis, Jonathan Svedberg, Stephen Duke-McKenna and Zach Mitchell.

HOW TO WATCH

The match will be shown live on SaintsTV to international subscribers. Commentary from this match will be broadcast live on SaintsTV.  Only SaintsTV UK and Ireland subscribers will be able to listen to this.