1992–93_Kilmarnock_F.C._season

Kilmarnock
1992–93 season
Chairman	Bobby Fleeting
Manager	Tommy Burns (footballer)
Scottish First Division	2nd
Scottish Cup	4R
Scottish League Cup	QF
Scottish Challenge Cup	QF
Top goalscorer	League: George McCluskey 11; All: George McCluskey 15
Highest home attendance	12,830 (v Hamilton Academical, 15 May)
Lowest home attendance	2,798 (v Cowdenbeath, 26 September)
Average home league attendance	4,625 (up 238)
	← 1991–92 1993–94 →

1992–93 Kilmarnock F.C. season

Kilmarnock 1992–93 football season

The 1992–93 season was Kilmarnock's 91st in Scottish League Competitions.^[12] They finished in 2nd place and were promoted to the Scottish Premier Division.

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Match Day	Date	Opponent	H/A	Score	Kilmarnock Scorer(s)	Attendance
1	1 August	Greenock Morton	A	2–0^[14]	Mitchell(24), Jack(37)	3,274
2	4 August	Dumbarton	A	3–1^[15]	Paterson(4), Jack(13), Tait(75)	2,109
3	8 August	Raith Rovers	H	1–1^[16]	Mitchell(75)	4,566
4	15 August	Dunfermline Athletic	H	0–1^[17]		5,511
5	22 August	Ayr United	A	0–2^[18]		5,475
6	29 August	Meadowbank Thistle	H	1–0^[19]	Campbell(46)	2,821
7	5 September	Clydebank	A	1–1^[20]	Williamson(45)	2,216
8	12 September	Stirling Albion	A	1–0^[21]	Jack(2)	1,441
9	19 September	St Mirren	H	1–2^[22]	Williamson(86 pen)	5,291
10	26 September	Cowdenbeath	H	3–0^[23]	Williamson(15), Porteous(66), Jack(90)	2,798
11	3 October	Hamilton Academical	A	1–1^[24]	Skilling(69)	2,863
12	10 October	Greenock Morton	H	3–0^[25]	T.Burns(27,82), McCluskey(73)	3,991
13	17 October	Raith Rovers	A	1–1^[26]	Reilly(50pen)	3,718
14	24 October	Clydebank	H	3–3^[27]	McCluskey(33,76), McSkimming(60)	3,582
15	31 October	Meadowbank Thistle	A	1–1^[28]	McSkimming(8)	1,104
16	7 November	Dunfermline Athletic	A	0–2^[29]		3,924
17	14 November	Ayr United	H	3–0^[30]	McCluskey(3), Skilling(25), Traynor(55 o.g)	5,709
18	21 November	St Mirren	A	1–0^[31]	Black(31 pen)	4,686
19	28 November	Stirling Albion	H	1–0^[32]	Skilling(14)	3,526
20	1 December	Hamilton Academical	H	1–0^[33]	MacPherson(45)	3,711
21	5 December	Cowdenbeath	A	3–2^[34]	Jack(22), Reilly(61pen), MacPherson(72)	1,176
22	19 December	Dumbarton	H	1–0^[35]	Campbell(55)	3,591
23	26 December	Dunfermline Athletic	H	2–3^[36]	Stark(22), Reilly(70)	5,762
24	29 December	Greenock Morton	A	0–2^[37]		2,822
25	2 January	Ayr United	A	1–0^[38]	Porteous(46)	8,424
26	16 January	Meadowbank Thistle	H	5–0^[39]	Williamson(22), McCluskey(26,43), MacPherson(37), Porteous(50)	3,366
27	27 January	Hamilton Academical	A	2–1^[40]	Williamson(9), Porteous(44)	3,106
28	30 January	Raith Rovers	H	3–0^[41]	Porteous(67,82), Stark(80)	7,003
29	13 February	Dumbarton	A	0–1^[42]		2,346
30	16 February	Clydebank	A	0–2^[43]		2,107
31	20 February	Cowdenbeath	H	1–1^[44]	Campbell(90)	2,928
32	27 February	St Mirren	H	1–0^[45]	McCluskey(77)	6,555
33	6 March	Stirling Albion	A	0–2^[46]		1,386
34	9 March	Greenock Morton	H	2–2^[47]	Doak(18 og), Williamson(57)	3,407
35	13 March	Raith Rovers	A	0–2^[48]		4,738
36	20 March	Ayr United	H	1–1^[49]	Skilling(45)	5,660
37	27 March	Dunfermline Athletic	A	2–2^[50]	Campbell(53), McSkimming(65)	5,224
38	3 April	Clydebank	H	6–0^[51]	McSkimming(2), McCluskey(3,45), MacPherson(42 pen), Mitchell(78,80)	3,005
39	14 April	Meadowbank Thistle	A	1–1^[52]	McSkimming(1)	1,493
40	17 April	Stirling Albion	H	3–0^[53]	McCluskey(6), Mitchell(74), McCarrison(86)	3,852
41	24 April	St Mirren	A	1–2^[54]	Mitchell(43)	8,102
42	1 May	Dumbarton	H	1–0^[55]	McCluskey(8)	3,793
43	8 May	Cowdenbeath	A	3–0^[56]	Stark(4), Crainie(57), MacPherson(60)	2,750
44	15 May	Hamilton Academical	H	0–0^[57]		12,830

Round	Date	Opponent	H/A	Score	Kilmarnock Scorer(s)	Attendance
R2	11 August	Greenock Morton	A	3–2(AET)^[58]	Jack(64), T.Burns(113,119)	3,453
R3	18 August	Hibernian	H	3–1(AET)^[59]	McSkimming(40), McCluskey(91), Jack(95)	7,495
QF	25 August	St Johnstone	H	1–3^[60]	Campbell(79)	8,293

Round	Date	Opponent	H/A	Score	Kilmarnock Scorer(s)	Attendance
R3	9 January	Raith Rovers	H	5–0^[61]	Williamson(16,61,77), McCluskey(29), MacPherson(73)	7,309
R4	6 February	St Johnstone	H	0–0^[62]		9,278
R4R	10 February	St Johnstone	A	0–1(AET)^[63]		7,144

Match Day	Date	Opponent	H/A	Score	Kilmarnock Scorer(s)	Attendance
R1	29 September	Clyde	H	2–1^[64]	McCluskey(31), Mitchell(40)	2,686
R2	20 October	Ayr United	H	1–0^[65]	McCluskey(18)	7,122
QF	28 October	Greenock Morton	H	1–2^[66]	T.Burns(58)	4,956

1992–93_Kilmarnock_F.C._season

1992–93 Kilmarnock F.C. season

Scottish First Division

League table

Match results

Scottish League Cup

Scottish Cup

Scottish Challenge Cup

See also

References

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1992–93 season
Chairman	Bobby Fleeting^[1]^[2]
Manager	Tommy Burns (footballer)^[1]^[3]^[2]
Scottish First Division	2nd^[1]^[3]^[4]
Scottish Cup	4R^[5]^[3]^[6]
Scottish League Cup	QF^[7]^[3]^[8]
Scottish Challenge Cup	QF^[9]^[3]^[10]
Top goalscorer	League: George McCluskey 11^[1]^[3]^[4] All: George McCluskey 15^[1]^[3]
Highest home attendance	12,830 (v Hamilton Academical, 15 May)^[1]^[3]
Lowest home attendance	2,798 (v Cowdenbeath, 26 September)^[1]^[3]
Average home league attendance	4,625^[11] (up 238)
← 1991–92 1993–94 →

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Promotion or relegation
1	Raith Rovers (C, P)	44	25	15	4	85	41	+44	65	Promotion to the Premier Division
2	Kilmarnock (P)	44	21	12	11	67	40	+27	54	Promotion to the Premier Division
3	Dunfermline Athletic	44	22	8	14	64	47	+17	52
4	St Mirren	44	21	9	14	62	52	+10	51
5	Hamilton Academical	44	19	12	13	65	45	+20	50