Division Two

February 9, 2013
  • FTFT
     
    Albion
    Arbroath
    0
    1
    0
    1
    1
  • FTFT
     
    Alloa
    Ayr
    2
    2
    2
    2
    2
  • PostpPostp
     
    Brechin
    Stranraer
    0
    0
    0
    0
    3
  • FTFT
     
    East Fife
    Forfar
    1
    2
    1
    2
    4
  • FTFT
     
    Queen of S't
    Stenhousem'r
    2
    1
    2
    1
    5

Full-time

Albion Rovers

0 - 1

Arbroath

Division Two

15:00 +00:00, February 9, 2013

Cliftonhill Stadium, Scotland

Referee: Euan Norris

Rovers crash again

Scoring Summary

Albion Rovers Arbroath
 Colin Hamilton (35')
 Euan Smith (pen miss 90')

Teams

Albion Rovers Arbroath
1 Ryan Scully1 Scott Morrison
2 Kevin Green2 Mark Baxter
4 Anthony Stevenson8 Scott Robertson
5 Marvin Andrews6 Alexander Keddie
6 Ciaran Donnelly3 Colin Hamilton
11 Gary. Phillips5 Michael Travis
3 Chris Boyle7 Lee Sibanda
8 Simon Marriott11 Ross Chisholm
7 David Crawford4 Brian Kerr
10 Sally Scott10 Graham Bayne
9 Christopher Dallas9 Steven Doris
Substitutes
17 Matthew McGinleyTony Bullock 17
15 Connor StevensonPaul Sheerin 16
14 Robert WintersEuan Smith 14
12 Patrick WalkerDerek Holmes 12
16 Keiran BrannonDaniel Rennie 15
Substitutions
Robert Winters for Simon Marriott (62)
Euan Smith for Lee Sibanda (66)
Patrick Walker for Christopher Dallas (62)
 
Yellow Cards
Christopher Dallas (29)
Michael Travis (87)
Chris Boyle (50)
 
Anthony Stevenson (52)
 
· Squads: Albion Rovers | Arbroath

Struggling Albion fell to a 1-0 defeat at home to play-off hopefuls Arbroath.

Home keeper Scott Morrison was called into action when he did well to tip over David Crawford's shot from six yards in the 15th minute.

Graham Bayne had a chance to put Paul Sheerin's side 1-0 up but his tame effort cleared the crossbar from 18 yards.

However, Abroath did take the lead when defender Colin Hamilton struck from close range in the 35th minute.

Sub Robert Winters dragged an effort wide of left-hand upright with 20 minutes remaining as Rovers continued to press for an equaliser.

Euan Smith should have doubled the lead from the spot in stoppage time but Ryan Scully saved well to his left to deny the midfielder.