GRIN & TONIC
Sunday Mail
|October 18, 2020
Dyer joy as Killie shrug off Covid woes
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Alex Dyer was thrilled to see his Kilmarnock team fight back from a goal down to bag the points after their Covid-19 nightmare.
Livingston knocked back the Rugby Park side’s request for a postponement, with the entire Killie squad short of match fitness fol low ing an enforced 14-day spell in self-isolation.
But in the end, Dyer’s team showed no signs of being ring rusty as they tamed the Lions by scoring their first goals in West Lothian for 15 years.
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