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Watch highlights as St Johnstone edge out Killie in seven-goal thriller

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St Johnstone secured a dramatic victory over Kilmarnock in a seven-goal Scottish Premiership encounter at McDiarmid Park, with BBC Sport's Sportscene programme broadcasting highlights of the match. The result offers a notable talking point in the early stages of the Scottish top-flight season, with both sides involved in a high-scoring, closely contested game.

The video highlights package, published recently, is available exclusively to UK-based viewers. Specific goal details and the final score were not provided in the accompanying article, though the "seven-goal thriller" description points to an unusually open and eventful match between the two Premiership sides.

  • St Johnstone beat Kilmarnock in a seven-goal Premiership thriller.
  • Sportscene highlights released from the McDiarmid Park match.
  • Video available to UK viewers only.

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St Johnstone and Kilmarnock are Scottish football clubs that compete in the Scottish Premiership, the country’s top league. St Johnstone play at McDiarmid Park, in Perth, while Kilmarnock are based in East Ayrshire.

The Premiership season brings clubs together in a series of league matches, with results shaping their positions in the table. A game with seven goals suggests an unusually high-scoring contest, and the meeting gives both clubs an early-season point of comparison.

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