The Ross County closer closer to the first six Scottish Prime Minister after defeating Kilmarnock 1-0 in Dingwall.
Cier Kieran Phillips 34. A minute was enough to decide on the outcome, despite being stood under pressure for large parts of the match.
This could be as much as 2-0, but for the VAR intervention, but visitors will wonder how they left the gordans of empty-handed.
Kilmarnock had a brighter start, holding the county campsite within its half of the most of the opening for 15 minutes.
At the end of this period, Marley Watkins had time to take a long ball forward under control inside the Staggies box, but Jordan Amisah was able to save both for the initial effort and tracking.
However, 10 minutes before the half, Ross County took over the lead.
Phillips threw the ball over Killie’s defense in Jordan White, who saw his shot on the section, but did not hold, and Phillips turned from close range after playing.
For an hour, Assahs was again forced to action, this time they were pairing clear attempts by Brad Lyon and Fraser Murray.
Former county man Danny Armstrong almost returned to persecute his old side just seconds after being brought in, again testing the Assis reflexes, and Watkins’ attempted attempt blocked.
Visitors were hit in the 73rd minute when Kyle Magennis, who came about 10 minutes earlier, dropped his knee under no pressure and had to replace him.
Despite the pressure that was under the Ross, Ross thought that in the 83rd minute they scored 2-0 after Alex Samuel, Alex Samuel, brilliantly turned his marker wide to fill in the box, eventually run over Nohan Kenneh to turn past Kieran O’Hara and in the net.
However, Judge David Dickinson was asked to go to the monitor to look at the possible offense in the accumulation of Var John Beaton, and it was decided that the goal would not stand.
He may have strengthened their return, Killie went in search of the equalizer once again while the clock marked, and Bruce Anderson had a golden opportunity to equalize the results, but somehow conspiracy to miss from a few meters.
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