Shrewsbury Town 0 Kilmarnock 0
Shrewsbury Town had to settle for a draw despite dominating their friendly against Kilmarnock at the Greenhous Meadow.
The home side dominated the first half but could not break the deadlock with James Collins' header against the post the closest they went.
The second period was more evenly-contested with both sides denied by a linesmans offside flag.
James Collins had a chance for Shrewsbury in the second minute when he threw himself at a fine right-wing cross from Jermaine Grandison but failed narrowly to make contact.
And five minutes later Scott Vernon fired wide with a shot on the turn after good work wide on the left from Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro.
Kilmarnocks first chance arrived on 17 minutes when Craig Slaters cross from the right found Josh Magennis, who fired high and wide.
Kilmarnock keeper Craig Samson made a near-post save from Scott Vernon after he beat the visitors offside trap.
And then the woodwork denied the hosts when Collins saw a head strike the inside of Samsons left-hand upright and run to safety from a James Wesolowski cross.
Five minutes into the second half, Shrewsbury keeper Jayson Leutwiler was finally called into action when he made a smart diving save to keep out a Magennis header after a free-kick from Jamie Hammill.
Kilmarnock had an effort ruled out for offside when Magennis netted a rebound after Leutwiler fumbled a Rory McKenzie shot, although the goal was announced inside the stadium.
Ryan Woods had a strike for the Shrews ruled out for offside and then substitute James Caton saw his effort ricochet wide for a corner.