Kilmarnock's Brad Lyons delivers a scathing assessment of Celtic's last-gasp win, laying the blame squarely on his own team's shoulders. In a brutal admission, Lyons reveals the depth of his pain and frustration, emphasizing the self-inflicted nature of the defeat.
Lyons, the Rugby Park captain, reflects on a season of missed opportunities, highlighting a recurring theme: conceding goals from long throw-ins. This pattern has now cost them three games, despite their brilliant implementation of the game plan. The team's performance was a testament to their passion and determination, but their own mistakes proved fatal.
Lyons acknowledges the team's chances to secure the game, emphasizing the importance of a 3-0 lead over a 2-0 one. He laments the 'dodgy scoreline' and the psychological impact of a half-time lead, suggesting that even against formidable opponents like Celtic, a 2-0 lead should be a winning formula. However, their own errors proved costly, and the team's focus now shifts to Dundee United.
Despite the setback, Lyons remains optimistic, praising his teammates' efforts and the positive atmosphere within the club. He acknowledges the fans' support and the team's resilience, emphasizing the importance of minimizing mistakes. He believes that their ability to cut out errors and maintain a high level of performance will be key to their success in the upcoming matches.
