In Kilmarnock's last season in the Scottish Premiership, they lost all three league meetings to Rangers without scoring a goal. Last season's Premiership and Europa League runners-up managed to clinch a vital victory on the opening day before suffering a continental defeat, which there weren't many of last season. The Gers have won just one of their last 23 Champions League matches, their last win in the competition coming in September 2010 so they'll want to keep winning domestically to give them a chance in the return leg. For Killie, the top two are their second and third league fixtures, so that equaliser against United could prove a pivotal point. Last season was their first in the second tier since 1992/93 and they'll want to get off to a decent start to ensure they don't end up back in the Championship. Their season won't be defined by matches against Rangers and Celtic next week, so this is something of a free hit for Kilmarnock. The Gers need a morale boost ahead of the second leg against Union Saint-Gilloise at Ibrox, so Killie may feel Rangers' wrath as a result. 3:0