TOM LOWERY reckons Kilmarnock’s display in the second half against Rangers proved just how bad they’d been in the first. Neil McCann’s side defended poorly as they conceded three goals before the break at Ibrox. But a half-time rocket from…

Kilmarnock midfielder Tom Lowery expressed frustration following his side's 3-1 defeat to Rangers at Ibrox, calling the first-half goals conceded highly preventable. Despite falling behind by three goals early on, Lowery claimed Kilmarnock were the better team during the second half before Nicky Clescenco netted a 90th-minute consolation goal.
The defeat leaves manager Neil McCann's team at the bottom of the Scottish Premiership table, one point behind Falkirk. However, Lowery expressed full confidence that the squad can avoid relegation, citing the club's successful survival turnaround under McCann in the previous campaign.
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