Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin: "I'm really happy with the way we competed. "It was a difficult game, we stayed in it and tried in the last part to push for the victory. "It was not that fluid but we take the three points and can celebrate with the supporters.

Watch highlights as Aberdeen win 1-0 against Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership.

After an incredible slump in form appeared to have been arrested, many were asking if Aberdeen had turned a corner. On the basis of this, the answer would appear to be yes.

Interim manager Barry Ferguson says Rangers showed "character" to fight back and beat Kilmarnock. "It was a horrendous start," he told BBC Scotland. "We looked a bit nervy all over the pitch, a bit timid,

Barry Ferguson has been appointed interim Rangers manager following Philippe Clement's departure, with Neil McCann, Billy Dodds and Allan McGregor assisting the former club captain. The ex-Rangers and Scotland team-mates' first game in the dugout will be Wednesday's Scottish Premiership trip to Kilmarnock (20:00 GMT).

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Cyriel Dessers has talked up Rangers’ remarkable comeback victory over Kilmarnock, DAILY POST reports. Barry Ferguson’s side trailed 2-0 after 12 minutes at the Rugby Park. The Light Blues, however, rallied to win the keenly contested encounter 4-2 ,

Kilmarnock boss Derek McInnes told BBC Scotland: "We were decent at times on a terrible surface. I felt for all the players out there.

Leon Balogun admitted that Rangers started poorly in their 2-1 home defeat to Motherwell at the Ibox on Saturday. Barry Ferguson’s side conceded after nine minutes with Luke Armstrong profiting from goalkeeper Jack Butland’s error.

Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes: "I thought we were worthy of something from the game but ultimately we've come away with nothing. So we are disappointed but we can't dwell on that disappointment too much.

Ross County move to within two points of the Scottish Premiership as Kilmarnock fall to their third defeat in a week.

An Ayrshire apprentice is being highlighted during Scottish Apprenticeship Week for building a bright future after being recognised for his talent.