Kilmarnock's inconsistent form has raised questions about their ability to sustain a good season, with a series of high-scoring matches and a tendency to concede goals. According to Pat Nevin, a former Kilmarnock player, consistency will be key for the team this season. Nevin made the assessment following the opening-day 4-3 defeat to St Johnstone, when Killie surrendered a 3-2 lead in Perth, and events since have only added weight to his observations. A 5-1 defeat to Celtic followed at Rugby Park before Killie responded by twice coming from behind to defeat Ayr United 3-2 and book their place in the quarter-finals of the Premier Sports Cup. It means McCann's side have now conceded 11 goals across their last three matches while scoring seven at the other end. Speaking to betTOM, Nevin said: “Kilmarnock are a little bit frightening because they’re very up and down. They’re another one of my old teams and it was really weird at the weekend. Kilmarnock are currently 11th in the Premiership, with 28 points from 33 games, and are 42 points behind leaders Heart of Midlothian. They have scored 37 goals this season, but have conceded 65. Their recent form has been impressive, with five consecutive wins, but their inconsistency is a concern. The team's top scorer this season is M. Schjønning-Larsen, who has scored 1 goal in 2 appearances. Kilmarnock's last result was a 4-1 win over Livingston on May 17th, and they are currently on a 5-game winning run. The team's fixtures page can be found on our fixtures page, and their current squad can be viewed on our squad page. Their recent form can be seen on our stats page, and their league standing can be found on our standings page.