What happened. Kilmarnock took the lead through Joe Hugill after 16 minutes, but Hearts fought back to earn a 1-1 draw with Stephen Kingsley scoring late. The result lifts Hearts above Rangers into second place, while Kilmarnock remain bottom.

Hearts were far from their best but showed character to salvage a point.
Kilmarnock impressed despite sitting bottom of the table.
Hearts had an early goal ruled out by VAR for handball.

Hearts move above Rangers into second, while Kilmarnock head into the international break bottom but with renewed optimism.

In this story

Kilmarnock

Hearts of Oak

Read the full story at Daily Mail Football →

More to read

BBC Sport

Watch: All of Tuesday's Scottish Premiership goals on Sportscene

Sky Sports

Europa League and Conference League draws: British teams learn opponents

BBC Sport

Hogh hat-trick fires Celtic to win at Kilmarnock

Sky Sports

Hogh hits hat-trick as Celtic ease past hapless Kilmarnock

BBC Sport

Aberdeen may be disciplined over fan behaviour

BBC Sport

Sportsound: Reaction as 10-man Dons heap misery on Killie