Kilmarnock 1-1 Morton: Story of the match as Rugby Park men slip up at home again
![Rory McKenzie (left) fires in a shot from outside the penalty area to make the breakthrough for Kilmarnock in their Championship fixture against Morton at Rugby Park on Wednesday night. (Photo by Sammy Turner / SNS Group)](https://www.scotsman.com/webimg/b25lY21zOjk4YjllODQ5LWRiNGItNGYxNi1iYjRkLTRlNjZmNmVkMTMzMzpmMTgzZDM4Ni04ZWYxLTQzNGMtOGE5OS1hMGYwN2IzZTk0NTE=.jpg?crop=3:2,smart&width=640&quality=65&enable=upscale)
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On a night when Kilmarnock’s bid for an immediate return to the Premiership faltered on their own patch yet again, Dougie Imrie earned a precious point from his first match as Morton manager.
Rory McKenzie’s stunning first half goal looked to have Killie on course for a victory which would have taken them to within two points of surprise Championship leaders Arbroath.
But Alan Lithgow’s leveller after the break for the Greenock side leaves