THERE was drama at both ends of the National League Two table on Saturday with Dumfries Saints beating GHK in the dying seconds and Falkirk edging out Gordonians. While nerves were jangling elsewhere, leaders Stewart’s …
Four way battle at the top of the league is set to go to the wire, while Falkirk and Gordonians have it all to play for at the foot of the table …
Glasgow Accies and Gordonians pick up important wins over Kirkcaldy and Hamilton Bulls, respectively, to ease their relegation fears …
There is also a couple of crucial matches in the relegatio battle with bottom of table Whitecraigs hosting tenth placed Falkirk, and 11th placed Gordonians hosting Hamilton Bulls …
Head coach Stevie Leckie says his side are raring to go as they look for a strong end to the season in order to escape the spectre of relegation …
Newton Stewart turnaround an 80 point defeat the last time they were at Beveridge Park to pick up a win which dents Kirkcaldy’s promotion hopes …
Martin Wallace’s side looking to build on recent run of form to erdicate the painful memory of an 80-point drubbing at start of the season …
Stewarts Melville were in cup action so drop to fourth but will regain top spot if they win their game in hand …
Dumfries Saints and Kirkcaldy to battle it out for valuable league points as the battle for promotion places goes to the wire …
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Scott Alldritt, older brother of Les Bleus back-rower Gregory, scored two tries as the Inverlieth men snatched top spot in the table with win over Dumfries Saints last Saturday …
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