Now because of previous trouble, and the unfortunate Hillsborough incident we are seated and hemmed into smaller areas. Rory McKenizie’s ball into the six-yard box found Armstrong and O’Donnell tussling in front of Kelly. Wycombe was a drum without much chanting or at best the chanting was incidental to the drum as it couldn't be heard over it. The idea that sizable numbers of young men and boys are willing to meet up to rehearse and pre-plan their ‘performance’ is something to marvel at, not condemn.

Motherwell boss, Paul Brownlie was sent to the stands in the immediate aftermath after being shown a straight red card for questioning the referee’s decision to allow the goal despite Larisey netting from an offside position. Not much of a fan of them but they look like theyre having a good time so perhaps its envy, fair amount of cringe involved though, dont expect much from anybody on a freezing cold wednesday night after going a goal down.They didn't adapt to get behind the song that was building and instead effectively fought against it. Paul McGinn then used the slippy surface, sliding across to guide the ball away from Oli Shaw as the Killie striker raced into the box. At the other end Ricki Lamie was having a real physical tussle with Kyle Lafferty as the Northern Ireland striker used his gangly frame to contest every high ball. A low key display in fairly low key game, devoid of flash points and excitement on the pitch saw to that.

These fans travel home and away, armed with drums, banners, snoods, and, sometimes, with smoke canisters and flares. Taylor Otto latched onto Gill Inglis’ misplaced pass deep into Motherwell territory before teeing up Larisey at the edge of the box, but the strikers curling effort was superbly denied by Emily Mutch in the Motherwell goal. In an act of brattish provocation the FCU chose as their colours dark blue and white, the traditional colours of rivals Dundee. Despite both sets of players finding it difficult to stay on their feet, Motherwell maintained their tight passing game as Killie, having passed up a string of chances desperately strived to test Kelly. We're just too slow in midfield, predictable with play and when we do have a chance to take a shot, it's rarely hit first time.Apart from the period after Rangers scored they drowned out the usual utter garb that spews from the away end.