Kilmarnock hit four after falling behind at Livingston | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Kilmarnock beat Livingston 4-1 in the Scottish Premiership. Stevie May put Livingston ahead in the 19th minute from Barrie McKay's pass. Kilmarnock hit back through Joe Hugill (24.) before Nicky Serghei Clescenco completed the first half turnaround (34.). After the restart, Findlay Curtis struck (53.) and Hugill added his second (58.), and the visitors converted all four shots on target. Kilmarnock end the relegation phase on 40 points while Livingston finish on 21.

Player of the Match: Joe Hugill led the comeback with a brace from three attempts, adding a clinical second after the interval to put the game out of reach.

Stat of the Match: Kilmarnock converted all four shots on target, a ruthless edge that settled the contest.

Three Things We Learned: Livingston edged possession at 52.1% and had six corners, yet found only one goal from four shots on target. Dominic Thompson supplied two assists, creating the equaliser and Curtis's strike to tilt momentum. The visitors' out-of-possession work told, winning 18 tackles at a 72.2% success rate and making 25 clearances.