Kilmarnock's crisis deepened after a 4-0 defeat at Motherwell, extending their winless run to 17 matches. Neil McCann's side faces matching their worst-ever league streak if they fail to win against Aberdeen and Rangers. The club's confidence is at rock bottom, with statistics showing they have the league's worst possession and most shots faced.

McCann blamed officiating for the loss, citing a disallowed goal and Tom Lowery's contentious red card. The team's malaise is statistical: they have the second-worst defensive record, having conceded 43 goals, and the second-lowest shot conversion rate. Their only reprieve is that bottom club Livingston are in even worse form.

Supporters are losing faith, with many leaving early at Fir Park. McCann took charge in January hoping for a bounce, but results have not followed. With the transfer window closing, the squad's quality remains a major concern. The upcoming matches against Aberdeen and Rangers are now pivotal to avoid a historic low.