Kilmarnock secures crucial point in relegation battle after dramatic late penalty save

A dramatic stoppage-time penalty save by Kelle Roos earned Kilmarnock a vital point in their fight for survival, as they drew 2-2 with Dundee. The match saw a wild ending, with Jamie Brandon conceding a penalty for a foul on Scott Wright, only for VAR to intervene and check for offside. After a six-minute delay, referee Ross Hardie confirmed the penalty, but Roos guessed correctly to save Joe Westley's spot-kick. Kilmarnock remain in the relegation play-off spot, two points behind St Mirren. The home side started brightly, with Luke Graham's weak header allowing Greg Kiltie to set up Bruce Anderson, who turned and shot, with the ball deflecting to Joe Hugill to volley in his third goal for Kilmarnock. Dundee equalized against the run of play when Tony Yogane beat his man and delivered a cross for Simon Murray to head in. Kilmarnock regained the lead through Michael Schjonning-Larsen's superb drive, but Dundee leveled when Imari Samuels split the Kilmarnock defense to set up Scott Wright. The visitors had the chance to snatch all three points with the last attack of the game, but Westley's penalty was saved. Dundee manager Steven Pressley criticized the lack of investment in technology, which made it difficult for officials to make correct decisions. Kilmarnock boss Neil McCann felt his side should have won, but was confident in their ability to climb the table.