Kilmarnock v Livingston: survival stakes for the Premiership's bottom two | OneFootball

Kilmarnock host Livingston in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday, 21 March 2026 at Rugby Park, with 11th facing 12th in a game that could shape the relegation battle.

Kilmarnock edged Hearts 1-0 last time out and have taken two wins, a draw and two defeats across their past five league matches. Livingston are unbeaten in four after a loss at Celtic, drawing four on the spin, including 0-0 at Hibernian, but remain bottom with one league win all season.

The hosts have kept six clean sheets this season to Livingston's two, yet both sides have conceded roughly two goals per game. Kilmarnock deliver plenty from wide areas, posting 403 open play crosses at 24.81% accuracy, which could be a route to pressure. Livingston's recent resilience suggests they may look to stay compact and play for moments.

Tyreece John-Jules leads Kilmarnock's threat with eight league goals, while Greg Kiltie has supplied four assists. For Livingston, Jeremy Bokila is their leading scorer with five and could be key on transitions.

A home win would lift Kilmarnock to 27 points and could pull them further clear of the bottom, potentially nudging them closer to mid table safety. Victory for Livingston would move them to 18 points and keep the survival fight alive by cutting the gap to the teams above.