Livingston vs Kilmarnock
Scottish PremiershipFull time Β· 17 May 2026
PRESSURE INDEX Β· FINALβ² KIL Β· last goal Β· 58'
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LIV Β· 0.57 xG2.25 xG Β· KIL
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