MJ Kamson-Kamara is reading little into Kilmarnock's Premiership position as they remain rooted to the bottom of the table. The 20-year-old centre-back joined Killie on loan from Hearts until January 2027, but due to a fixture against his parent club, which ruled him out, and an extended international break, the Sierra Leone international made only his second appearance last weekend against Rangers. The 3-1 defeat for Neil McCann's side, who were praised for their second-half performance where they missed several chances, kept them bottom of the table, one point behind Falkirk after eight games and with just a sole league win this season. However, Kamson-Kamara, who made his Sierra Leone debut in an AFCON qualifier against Zimbabwe last month, said: "The league position doesn't mean anything at this stage of the season. "We have played well, we just haven't got the rewards from us playing well. "We're all confident, the gaffer gives us confidence and he believes in us and we believe in each other, because we know we're a good bunch of boys. "So yeah, I think this Saturday we can start to really kick on. "Since I've come in we've shown good glimpses, we've kept the ball at times and not got the rewards from it, and it's [about] starting to get the goals and keeping it tight at the back. "I think if we start to do that, we'll start punishing teams. "We had a good spell, especially in the second half (at Ibrox) where we could have finished some chances, but I think we can take some confidence from that game. "I know losing 3-1 is not ideal. But we can take some confidence into the home game against Motherwell and hopefully get three points."