Ross County secure a second league win of the season as Kilmarnock rue a goal controversially ruled out and a missed penalty.
The first half's main talking point came after Findlay poked the ball away with Murray in close quarters and the County forward hit the deck. Referee Clancy pointed to the spot but was persuaded by his VAR colleagues to look at the incident again and ultimately went back on his original call.
But Dhanda's delicious delivery unlocked the game, the ball arriving with just the right amount of pace for Murray to direct it goalwards. And the keeper excelled again when he turned substitute Marley Watkins' header out for a corner late on.The Ross County goalkeeper made some fine saves, none more so than the penalty blockKilmarnock were left bemused by the decision not to allow Findlay's goal to stand but they still had it within their gift to find the net with the Armstrong penalty.
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