Livingston vs Kilmarnock: Match preview

The Tony Macaroni Area, home of Livingston (Image: <a href="https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Almondvale_Stadium,_Livingston.jpg">daniel0685</a>, <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0">CC BY 2.0</a>, via Wikimedia Commons)

Killie travel to Livingston to contest the second El Plástico of the season and extend their Premiership winning run to three for the first time since 2020.

Derek McInnes' side will be coming into this on a high having defeated Celtic for the second time this season last weekend.

Team news

David Watson is back in contention for Killie, having served his suspension last time out. Of course, he scored the winner in Kilmarnock's last away trip. Also returning to the Killie midfield is Kyle Magennis, who has been out of action for two and a half months with a hamstring tear suffered at home to St Mirren. Liam Donnelly is a doubt, having left the field with an injury in the victory over Celtic. Long-term absentee Innes Cameron remains on the sidelines.

Kilmarnock's hosts, Livingston, will hope that winger Cristian Montaño is fit to play. Other than that, David Martindale has a full squad to pick from.

Last time out...

Back in October, Killie ran out 3-1 winners with Danny Armstrong opening the scoring for Killie and a double from captain Kyle Vassell cancelling out a converted penalty from Livi's Sean Kelly. Here are the highlights to refresh your memory ahead of today's meeting:

How to follow the action

If you're not off to Almondvale, Killie TV subscribers can tune in to Killie TV coverage (audio only in the UK and Ireland and video internationally).