Ross County moved one step closer to the first six Scottish Premiership after the defeat of Kilmarnock 1-0 in Dingwall.
Cieran Phillips 34. The goals of the goals was sufficient to decide the outcome, despite putting pressure for large parts of the match.
It could even be as 2-0, but for Intervention Var, but visitors will be interested as they left the mountains of empty hands.
It was Kilmarnock who had a brighter start, keeping the district in the camp in its half for most introduction of 15 minutes.
At the end of that period, Marley Vatkins had time to take a long ball forward in control inside the stage box, but Jordan AmissaH managed to make important savings for initial effort and monitoring.
However, 10 minutes before the half was a Ross District who took the lead.
Phillips turned the ball over the killed defense in the Jordan White trail, who saw his shot on the scorer, but he was not held, with Phillips following the play to turn himself from close.
An hour ago, AmissaH was re-forceed to the action, this time they parse clear attempts to bear Lions and Fraser Murray.
The Former County County Danny Armstrong almost returned to haunt his old side just seconds after led, testing Amissach’s reflexes, with Blocked Vatkin Tracking efforts.
Visitors were involved in 73 minutes when Kyle Magennis, who came for about 10 minutes, lowered his knee under pressure and had to be replaced.
Despite the pressure they were under which the Ross District was thinking they were 2 minutes after their replacement, Alex Samuel, turned his markers greatly widely widely popped that Nohan Kenneh turns into Net.
However, from Judge David Dickinson was asked to move on to the monitor to look at a possible violation in the accumulation of Var John Beatun and it was decided not to stand.
Maybe he was a suit of their return, killing one more time in search of an equalizer as the clock marked, and Bruce Anderson had a golden chance to level the results, but somehow he was conspirately to miss out of a few meters.
