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Kilmarnock seeks to extend unbeaten run during upcoming break

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 20, 2026, 5:25 PM

Last updated Sep 20, 2026

Kilmarnock seeks to extend unbeaten run during upcoming break

Summary

Kilmarnock manager Neil McCann expressed concerns that the international break is poorly timed for his team, which is currently on a three-match unbeaten streak, having only conceded one goal during that span. Following a challenging start to the season with four consecutive losses, the team has shown signs of improvement. However, they are facing uncertainty regarding the severity of a knee injury to first-choice goalkeeper Max Stryjek, who was substituted in a recent match against Hearts. McCann acknowledged his disappointment in not securing a win but praised the team's resilience and effort in recent matches.

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•Kilmarnock is unbeaten in last three league matches
•Only one goal conceded during unbeaten run
•Max Stryjek suffered a knee injury against Hearts
•McCann praised team's effort despite not winning
•Kilmarnock previously lost first four matches of season

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5:25 PMYahoo Sports — Break 'probably' coming at wrong time for Killie - McCann

What they're saying

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Kilmarnock boss Neil McCann said the break is "probably" coming at the wrong time for Killie after they made it three league games unbeaten, with just one goal conceded, having lost each of their first four. McCann revealed Killie face an anxious wait to learn the extent of a knee injury sustained by first-choice keeper Max Stryjek, who was replaced by Calum Ferrie for the Hearts game. The manager was disappointed not to close out victory but proud of his team's effort as they made it three league games in a row unbeaten.
— Yahoo Sports

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