The 2015-16 campaign was a season of desperate, dramatic survival for Kilmarnock as The Killie finished a perilous 11th in the Scottish Premiership. The year was defined by mid-season managerial changes and a knife-edge relegation play-off against Falkirk, which they dramatically won 4-1 on aggregate after a decisive 4-0 second-leg rout at Rugby Park to secure their top-flight status. Leading the charge for goals in this turbulent season was forward Josh Magennis, whose 10 league goals proved crucial in the desperate battle to avoid the drop. It was an unforgettable chapter built on a last-gasp fighting spirit and pivotal goals from players like Greg Kiltie and Miles Addison that ensured the historic club's continued presence in the Premiership.