The 1-1 draw means there are now just five points between the top five with Killie missing the chance to go top due to Ross Docherty’s late equaliser which frustrated new Rugby Park boss Derek McInnes.
He said: "Overall on the performance we're glad to come away with a point, but when you're in a winning position with so little time left you're disappointed not to take all three.”
Meanwhile, Ian McCall was left baffled by Nick Walsh’s decision to award Killie a penalty after Richard Foster was adjudged to have handled, ca;ling it a “shocker”.
"I don't know what Richard is meant to do,” he said. “His hand is not in an unnatural position. It's at the side of his body.”
Twenty eight other teams in action this afternoon, as well as the Lowland and Highland League.
The Premiership has to wait until Monday when the top tier resumes after the rescheduled winter break with Celtic hosting Hibs.
It will coincide with fans returning to crowds without restrictions on numbers after the Scottish Government revealed they were lifting the controls put in place on large-scale outdoor events.
There will likely be transfer deals done over the weekend ahead of the return of the Premiership with St Mirren the only club so far not to make a signing.
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Meanwhile, Ian McCall was left baffled by Nick Walsh’s decision to award Killie a penalty after Richard Foster was adjudged to have handled, ca;ling it a “shocker”.
5. Cummings wait on Aussie move
Jason Cummings is closing in on a move to Australia. The striker is waiting on paperwork before he can join Western Sydney Wanderers after being dropped from the Dundee squad before the winter break having attended an event without the club’s permission the night before training. (Daily Record)
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6. Reynolds departs United
Mark Reynolds has left Dundee United. The centre-back has left the club after mutually terminating his deal at Tannadice a few months early. A former captain, Reynolds has struggled for game time, featuring just once in the league all season. (Various)
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7. Postecoglou 'in control'
Ange Postecoglou insists he is the one in control at Celtic. The Australian has formed a good relationship with the club’s CEO Michael Nicholson who has been a key component of bringing players into the club. But it is Postecoglou who makes the key decisions. He said: “I am a person who likes to take control, because I’m going to be responsible for things.” (Various)
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8. No place for Griffiths at Celtic
Leigh Griffiths won’t feature in Ange Postecoglou’s plans if Dundee end his loan deal. The Dens Park side are negotiating over the striker’s deal and he could return to Parkhead. The Celtic boss revealed he would have to seek game time elsewhere if that was the case. He said: “Leigh's situation is that he will probably be looking at opportunities elsewhere and that's kind of where I see it as well." (Various)
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