Motherwell 2 – 2 Kilmarnock

A Calum Ward goalkeeper error offered Stuart Kettlewell a part of the loot on his return to Fir Park while Motherwell and Kilmarnock drew 2-2 in the Prime Minister of William Hill.

After taking the lead in the 19th minute thanks to the opening of Djenairo Daniels, Kilmarnock ended up on the back.

Tawanda Maswanhise slammed a leveler at home on the half-time before Emmanuel Lonelo ends the turnaround just after the hour.

The Steelmen watched the command in total until Ward overturned a cross in the 81st minute in the way of George Stanger, who overthrew the equalizer at home.

Kettlewell was hoa on his return to Fir Park for the first time since his shock departure in January.

Motherwell started highly, controlling the vast majority of possession.

With seven minutes on the clock, a well -worked passage movement ended with Maswanhise shooting an excellent low stop from Max Stryjek.

Visitors got closer to their first attack when Liam Polworth tried his luck at a distance, but his shot spread right.

Killie slowly grew up in the game, and Daniels had an effort comfortably saved by Ward before the attacker takes a look after a good delivery of Dom Thompson.

A great moment came in the 17th minute after Daniels seemed to catch Lukas Fadinger with his elbow. However, it was authorized for any reprehensible act following a fast Var check.

Two minutes later, the Dutchman made the best side of the decision. Brad Lyons chose it with a low cross and he coldly overthrew the ball beyond the goalkeeper.

The Steelmen almost found an immediate response while Maswanhise was blurred with a width.

It was one -way traffic towards the outside lens. Fadinger saw his shot blocked, then a fantastic tackle of the last Mirure of Lyon refused the Apostolos Stamatelolopoulos a clear view of the goal.

The equalizer finally arrived in an additional time from the first half. Ibrahim's sparkling shot said on the way to Maswanhise to slam the rebound at home.

Kettlewell made a double change at halftime, removing Lyon and Daniels, who were both reserved for the first 45 minutes.

However, it was the hosts who continued to look most likely. Elijah simply failed his way to the edge of the box before his journey was desperately blocked by Lewis Mayo.

A few moments later, home players shouted for a penalty when said hit the bridge inside the box, but their hopes were wiped out by Var.

The hosts finally made their domination count in the 62nd minute. Maswanhise's initial effort was blocked before simply so that Longo made an unstoppable low blow beyond the helpless Stryjek.

Kilmarnock was offered at an equalizer with nine minutes to play when Ward was misunderstanding the flight of the Mayo cross and Stanger was in the right place at the right time to face the ball in the net.

Callum Hendry flambé a free kick above the bar while Motherwell was trying to restore their advantage.

They almost found themselves leaving with nothing when Marcus Dackers pushed the last opportunity of the match, sending his header at close range to Ward.

It was the first time in the 21st century that the two parties opened their campaigns with four successive prints.

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