From zero to hero. Joe Wright.After his early red card during Sunday's home defeat to St Johnstone, the 29-year-old popped up with the decisive goal to send Killie into the Conference League play-off.Wright was also superb throughout in defence, never putting a foot wrong until his late, enforced substitution. 

Tromso 0-1 Kilmarnock: Who impressed?

Manager Robinson did not shy away from saying his side had to up the ante if they wanted to keep adding stamps to their passports.He noted their bravery, their pace and their ability on the ball. Three qualities Brann showed within five minutes of kick-off.Though it was the worst possible start for the Buddies, they did not buckle. Before they fell behind, Shaun Rooney had shanked a glorious close-range effort and while the visitors were under the cosh for much of the first half, they were hardly torn apart.In the second, they were clearly on top and deservedly levelled. Despite their inexperience at this level, they were confident in their play and everything Robinson called for was implemented in a marked improvement from last week’s show.St Mirren were brave, but when they maybe sniffed a vulnerability in Brann, the Norwegian hosts instead pounced in clinical fashion.For the travelling support, their trips abroad - for now - are over. They will not forget the scenes that unfolded at Iacovitti's equaliser any time soon and can bounce back to Paisley with pride.If the second-half performance is anything to go by, the passports will not be away for long.

Brann 3-1 St Mirren (agg 4-2): Analysis

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Bojan Miovski has thanked Aberdeen fans for a "wonderful two years" and says he is now the club’s biggest supporter.The North Macedonia striker has earned the Dons a club record fee - reportedly £6.8m – by moving to Girona, who finished third in La Liga last season.In a message on social media, Miovski said: "Hello Aberdeen fans. First I want to thank you all for the wonderful two years that I spent in this great club, fantastic city and [with] amazing people."You made me feel like home, you made me improve myself, especially in being a strongly confident footballer with you because I always knew that you believed in me no matter what."From my side I always gave every atom of my spirit, so I can at least try to give back what you give to me. You taught me how to fall in love with the club."Thank you very much on that and I will always be grateful you gave me this support in my two-year journey in Aberdeen."Continuing that, I'll be your biggest supporter and I wish the boys all the best this season and in the future. Once a Don, always a Don."

'Once a Don, always a Don' - Miovski's emotional farewell message

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Cancer patients in Leeds could be invited to take part in a trial of a new type of treatment using personalised vaccines in a bid to help stop the disease returning. Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust said it would refer eligible people to an NHS programme to boost participation in the trial, which uses mRNA technology like that found in Covid jabs.

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The family of a man who fell from a fourth-floor balcony have spoken of their "immense sadness and shock" at his unexpected death. William Waheed Lyall, 57, was found dead outside an apartment building in Salford on Sunday. In a tribute, his family said he was a "loving, strong, and...

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The Romssa Arena should be almost full tomorrow night for Kilmarnock's Conference League qualifying mission.Around 5,300 home tickets have been sold while 300 Kilmarnock fans are expected in the away end.When the Rugby Park faithful arrive in Tromso they’ll find a picturesque, but busy place. Plenty of bars and restaurants to keep them satisfied.The weather is being kind too, 23 degrees and sunny, which I’m told is highly unusual for Tromso. It’s due to rain on Thursday, so they’ll feel right at home.

'Picturesque Tromso ready to welcome Killie fans'

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Tromso 0-1 Kilmarnock: Analysis

Kilmarnock’s grit in defence has shone once again.As soon as McInnes’ men took the lead in the Arctic Circle, there was a noticeable lowering of their...

Tromso 0-1 Kilmarnock: Analysis

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