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Kilmarnock 2-0 Hamilton Academical - Kiltie goal in either half
St Mirren 1-1 Motherwell - McGrath penalty cancels out Cole opener in Alexander's first game
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More from the media conference from Celtic assistant manager John Kennedy.
Photos emerged of members of the Celtic party not distancing or wearing face coverings, but Kennedy says they give a "bleak" but "false" impression.
Kennedy says the club have been told they have no case to answer, despite First Minister Nicola Sturgeon questioning if rules had been breached.
"We speak to the players as much as we can about the protocols," he said. "If there's any error, we try to eradicate that or fix it and that's what we did.
"The photo maybe paints a bleak picture, but we have to move on."
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Image source, SNSCeltic guilty of 'minor slip-ups' in Dubai - Kennedy
Celtic were guilty of "minor slip-ups" by not adhering to Covid-19 protocols on their training trip in Dubai, admits assistant manager John Kennedy.
Scottish Cup, second round
Alloa Athletic 2-1 Cove Rangers
East Fife 2-1 Tranent
Forfar Athletic 1-1 Linlithgow Rose
Fraserburgh 0-0 Banks O'Dee
Motherwell in front at the break and deservedly so after Devante Cole's close-range strike.
Graham Alexander has watched his side create plenty in his first 45 minutes in charge.
St Mirren far from out of this, however. They had a few openings early on and have been encouraged by some loose Well passes.
Image source, SNSGreg Kiltie's close-range finish deservedly has Kilmarnock in front at the break.
They've been the better side, while Hamilton have struggled to create opportunities.
Hakeem Odoffin, though, did clatter a header off the crossbar just before Killie scored. It could prove costly.
Image source, SNSKiltie turned in Youssouf Mulumbu's scuffed shot
Craig Watson
Two goals in four minutes and the game has turned against the juniors in Methil.
Craig Watson powers in a header from a corner for East Fife.
Kilmarnock 1-0 Hamilton Academical
A lovely ball in behind the Kilmarnock defence from David Moyo sets Ross Callachan galloping free.
However, Stuart Findlay races back to get a foot in and steal the ball from the midfielder.
Scott Agnew (penalty)
League 1 side East Fife are back level against their junior visitors thanks to Scott Agnew's penalty.
Kilmarnock 1-0 Hamilton Academical
Killie think they have doubled their lead for a second!
Chris Burke's touch at the back post is held by goalkeeper Kyle Gourlay, but a few Kilmarnock arms go into the air claiming the ball has crossed the line.
Cameron O'Donnell
Jamie Masson
Greg Kiltie
It's been coming really, and Greg Kiltie is probably the player most deserving of a goal after a bright start.
Brandon Haunstrup's fizzing cross is sclaffed by two Hamilton defenders, Youssouf Mulumbu picks up and fires in from the edge of the box, and Kiltie gets a deft touch to guide the ball home.
Kilmarnock 0-0 Hamilton Academical
Hamilton have been on the back foot for most of this match, but they've found a bit of tempo in the last few minutes.
It results in the best chance of the game, as Hakeem Odoffin clatters a header off the crossbar.
A great chance as the defender rose brilliantly in the middle of the box.
Alan Trouten
Alan Trouten puts Championship strugglers Alloa ahead against League 1 title hopefuls Cove.
The veteran forward's fifth goal of the season comes from the penalty spot.
Forfar Athletic 1-1 Linlithgow Rose
Image source, SNSLinlithgow Rose went ahead through Kyle Wilson
Image source, SNSMurray MacKintosh replied a couple of minutes later for Forfar
Devante Cole
It's been coming and now Motherwell have the lead. St Mirren cannot quite clear their lines at a corner and Tony Watt heads down for Devante Cole to slam the ball past Jak Alnwick.
St Mirren 0-0 Motherwell
Another chance for Motherwell.
Striker Devante Cole latches on to a long ball, pulls it down and smacks a shot wide.
Kilmarnock 0-0 Hamilton Academical
Kilmarnock are once again crying penalty!
This time, Chris Burke gets to the by-line, pulls the ball back for Kiltie, whose low shot is blocked by Hakeen Odoffin.
The Hamilton man lunged to the deck and the ball definitely hit his arm. Not sure he knew much about it mind.
St Mirren 0-0 Motherwell
St Mirren goalkeeper Jak Alnwick at his agile best there to keep Tony Watt's header out.
Great ball in from Liam Polworth and it looks as though all the striker has to do is make contact, but Alnwick has other ideas.