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David Watson's towering performance was matched by his towering header to equalise against Celtic.
The heart of a lion and an inspirational figure for the Rugby Park faithful.
Kilmarnock manager Stuart Kettlewell talks to BBC Scotland after his side were beaten 2-1 by Celtic after a controversial late penalty.
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Image source, SNSKilmarnock manager Stuart Kettlewell: "Frustration, disappointed. Gutted for the players, not for myself.
"To lose it in that nature is heart-breaking for them, sore one for us all. We looked like the team that would go on and win it.
"Players executed the game plan really well through stages."
On the penalty decision: "I sat here with the players and staff for a referee's meeting. That type of incident was addressed.
"We were under the impression that wasn't going to be given as a penalty any more.
"I'm probably one of the most black and white guys you'll ever find. Of course I'm frustrated if that's what I've been told.
"If that's not the case or the rule, someone will have to tell me."
Image source, SNSDefender Robbie Deas is confident Kilmarnock can make Celtic's weekend trip to Rugby Park a difficult one.
Stuart Kettlewell's men went into the international break winless but unbeaten in the league following four successive draws.
The Ayrshire side have lost 16 of their past 19 league meetings with the champions, but Brendan Rodgers has suffered defeat at Rugby Park four times across both spells as Celtic boss.
"They've come here before, it's a difficult place to come and we're confident in our own ability to go and get a result," said centre-back Deas.
"My full time at the club, we've tried to make it a horrible place to come. Our home record speaks for itself and we've picked up some really good results in the past.
"There's always a lot of noise about Celtic, but we really focus on ourselves and what we can do.
"If you want to achieve things in the league, go for the top six and a European spot, you need to get results against Celtic."
Image source, SNSKilmarnock have a couple of players to assess, but manager Stuart Kettlewell does not expect the numbers available for the game against Motherwell just before the international break to change.
New Celtic signings Sebastian Tounekti, the winger signed from Hammarby, and former Sevilla striker Kelechi Iheanacho are in contention for debuts, while Scotland left-back Kieran Tierney is expected to be fit after withdrawing from international duty with an injury.
But defenders Anthony Ralston, Auston Trusty and Alistair Johnston, plus winger Jota, miss out again.
Claire Thomson
BBC Sport Scotland
Image source, SNSKilmarnock manager Stuart Kettlewell insists his side will ignore "exterior noise" as Celtic fans plan to protest their dissatisfaction with the club's board this weekend at Rugby Park.
His side are still seeking a first Premiership win this season, having gone into the international break following four successive draws.
But as Celtic supporters enter the ground after the 12th minute, Kettlewell wants Killie to stay fully focused on on-field matters.
"There always seems to be some narrative surrounding Celtic and Rangers that people want to latch on to. I've seen it since I was a young child but I don't listen to it for a second," he said.
"Celtic are a top side. They've continued to win trophies time and time again, because of the standard they have set and they have continually raised the bar and been able to maintain it.
"The players know we're playing against the team that has set the bar for so many years and it's going to be a difficult day.
"I've seen it before with fans from other clubs but what people need to understand for my team, the focus will be solely on the job at hand.
"We won't listen to that exterior noise, so it doesn't become a factor.
"We have to do our job to the best of our ability and it's not something we will discuss as a football club."
Claire Thomson
BBC Sport Scotland
Image source, SNSKilmarnock manager Stuart Kettlewell has been speaking to the media as his side prepare to host Celtic in the Premiership this weekend.
Here are the main points:
He insists the team have coped well with the turnover of players and change of manager, but had thought he could've got one or two more signings in before transfer deadline day.
Killie are unbeaten this season - a nine-game run - which Kettlewell says is "not a bad place to start" as he strives for a first league victory and more points. He wants his side to continue to be a "decent threat".
On Celtic fans' late entry protest at Rugby Park, Kettlewell says he has seen it before with other clubs but the focus of his team will be fully on the match and they will not discuss it.
He expects the match to be tough as Brendan Rodgers' side have "continually raised the bar and been able to maintain it".
Kettlewell was proud to see David Watson wear the captain's armband during Scotland's Under-21 match against Portugal.
He emphasised he plans to continue empowering and helping young players to close the gap to Killie's first team and is "not fearful of leaving out one of the senior or experienced players to introduce one of the young players".
Kettlewell expects to have the same squad available, despite hoping some injured players would be back to full fitness following the international break.
Image source, SNSKilmarnock have lost 16 of their past 19 league meetings with Celtic (W1 D2), including their latest four in a row, all by a margin of 2+ goals.
Celtic have won seven and lost just one of their past nine league visits to Rugby Park (D1), winning their latest two by an aggregate score of 7-0.
Kilmarnock have drawn their first four league matches this season, their longest run of consecutive draws in the top flight since a stretch of four between February and March 2000.
Celtic are unbeaten in 10 league matches (W7 D3) since a 1-0 defeat to St Johnstone in April, winning by a 2+ goal margin in six of their seven victories in this time.
Celtic are yet to concede a league goal and could keep a clean sheet in all of their first five Premiership matches for a second consecutive season after doing so last term, a run of games that included a 4-0 victory against Kilmarnock.
Image source, SNSManager Stuart Kettlewell insists Kilmarnock are "happy but want more" as they prepare to host Celtic on Sunday.
The Rugby Park side went into the international break unbeaten in the Premiership following four successive draws to join Motherwell and Rangers in the middle of the table.
But Kettlewell wants to win as he turns his focus to the next batch of games.
"We're happy with what we've done and the standards we've set but we want more. We want three points," he told Sky Sports.
"Draws can be good but we want to win games, that is what changes the complexity of the league table and the feeling around the place.
"It's a big task on Sunday. When you play against Celtic, you play against serial winners. They have set the standards for so many years.
"It's going to be a difficult game but we want to go in with the belief that we can be ultra competitive and pose a few problems for Celtic.
"I'm happy with the squad but I would've hoped we'd have welcomed one or two [players who have been injured] back."
Image source, SNSKilmarnock forward Djenairo Daniels has netted twice in the Premiership this season from an xG (expected goals) of just 0.64.
The Dutchman's total of five shots is the most of any Killie player, and he has put three of them on target.
Daniels, who arrived in the summer on a two-year deal from Cork City, has converted the two 'big chances' that have come his way and is averaging a goal every 102.5 league minutes in his four outings so far.
With Celtic the visitors to Rugby Park this weekend as league action resumes, can Daniels continue his impactful start as Stuart Kettlewell's side seek a first victory after four draws on the bounce?
We asked for your thoughts on Kilmarnock's summer transfer business.
Here are some of your comments:
Crawford: Kilmarnock did well at the beginning of the transfer window with a decent squad assembled. We still lack pace in the team and a goalscorer.
John H: Recruitment has been solid this summer and the team have started well. I still think however we lack a quality playmaker and this may come back to bite us as we try to turn draws into victories. It is a tight league and we need more quality in midfield to unlock stubborn defences particularly at home.
Craig: I'd say the club have done well in the summer rebuilding the squad after the departures of some very important players. Some good first-team players like Greg Kiltie, Jamie Brandon and Max Stryjek have come in as well as exciting new prospects like Marcus Dackers and George Stanger that can hopefully be big players for us.
Matt: Good to get a decent goalkeeper in, but generally the quality of players brought in isn't good enough. We have been lucky in the league games, two poor draws at home against relegation rivals and saved by a wonder goal against a Hibs team who played 120 minutes a few days before. Will be a long, tough season watching us struggle with less than 40% possession every game and minimal attacking threat.
Jim: Lewis Mayo apart, our defence is extremely weak and naive. The two goals against us by Motherwell were avoidable. We really needed an experienced defender to settle the defence.
David: I wouldn't say it was a success. The failure to land a central midfield playmaker and an out-and-out striker will cause us issues before January. There is a clear lack of depth to the team and reliance on too few seasoned players. The early results mask the reduced player budget and I'm afraid a lack of ambition by the manager. Time will tell but I suspect come January there will be a new manager in place.
Sandy Armour
Fan writer
Stuart Kettlewell made a couple of changes to our starting team on Saturday, but the final result followed the predictable pattern with the points being shared.
Motherwell have been attracting lots of praise so far with their style of play and our recent record there is unimpressive, so a point is more than acceptable.
We started the first half brightly and took the lead with Djenairo Daniels finishing off a lovely move. It was a clanger from 'Well keeper Calum Ward that let us grab an equaliser late on so we go into the international break still unbeaten but still looking for a league win.
The transfer window has now closed with Killie doing no extra business on deadline day.
The manager moved fast to get players in early in the summer, so perhaps it was no surprise. However, I do feel like we are one striker short.
Time will tell if we have a deep enough squad to navigate through what will be a difficult season.
Sandy Armour is editor of the Killie Hippo fanzine.
It was a quiet deadline day for Stuart Kettlewell's Kilmarnock, just what the head coach asked for leading up to the final day of the window.
There were 13 new arrivals over the whole summer though and the Rugby Park outfit are yet to lose in the league this season.
Killie fans, are you pleased with the club's transfer business? Does it leave the squad in good shape for the season ahead - or is Kettlewell light in certain positions?
Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland Senior Reporter
Image source, SNSKilmarnock are another side that look to have recruited well over the summer, a steady start to the season bearing testament to that.
Both the entry and exit doors at Rugby Park have been busy over the last few months.
But the hinges look set to get a bit of a break today, with nothing currently expected either in or out ahead of tonight's deadline.
That does, of course, come with the caveat that it is deadline day and anything can happen.
However, as things stand it looks like being all quiet on the Killie front.
They did see a loan deal for an English Championship player fall through at the weekend.
Despite that, manager Stuart Kettlewell seems relatively happy with his lot.
Watch all the highlights from Motherwell's dramatic draw against Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership.
The Scottish transfer window closes at 23:00 BST on Monday 1 September so there's still time for business to be done.
What do Killie need to do before the window slams shut?
Image source, SNSStuart Kettlewell believes there is more to come from Kilmarnock this season after his side snatched a late point against Motherwell on Saturday.
The Rugby Park outfit go into the international break unbeaten in the Scottish Premiership following four successive draws.
George Stanger took advantage of a goalkeeping blunder from Calum Ward to help Killie secure a dramatic 2-2 draw at Fir Park.
But Kettlewell was frustrated as how his side conceded both goals.
"We move on to the international break nine games undefeated which isn't a bad place to be," Kettlewell said.
"We're definitely striving to see if we can pick up a few more points. That's four draws now and we'd love to turn some of them into victories.
"During the break we will work relentlessly on trying to become the best version of what we want to be.
"I think we're humble enough to say that the Motherwell game wasn't perfect and it's something that we'll be working on over the next couple of weeks."
We asked for your views on Kilmarnock's 2-2 draw with Motherwell.
Here's what some of you said...
Jim: Let's be honest we stole a point today. We were out played, out thought and second to every ball all day. I don't think we got a corner and had less than 30% possession. No Killie fan can be happy with this performance.
Robert: Last season this would've been a loss, this year we don't give up. Still lots of areas require improvement but progress is being made.
Graeme: Unbeaten in four games is the same as no wins in four games. If we were to end up with 38 points from 38 games we would probably be looking at a playoff. Away form looks better this year but two home games we would expect to win have resulted in two draws. Could be a long season for us although I expect us to comfortably avoid the relegation battle.
David: Well worth the point. However, still feel as though we need more bite up front and a midfielder to open up defences.
William: It's great to keep scoring goals. Positive play will filter through to all team members. Recognise our groups weaknesses and improve on them. Early yet, but things will click into place.
Adam: Not much has changed! Still struggling on the road. Need better strikers. Height doesn't seem to be the answer if you're not going to put crosses in the box, or even shots from outside, young Ben Brannan showed it's possible.
