Division One

February 23, 2013
  • FTFT
     
    Cowdenbeath
    Raith
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
  • FTFT
     
    Dumbarton
    Falkirk
    0
    2
    0
    2
    2
  • FTFT
     
    Dunfermline
    Morton
    1
    4
    1
    4
    3
  • FTFT
     
    Hamilton
    Livingston
    1
    1
    1
    1
    4
  • FTFT
     
    Partick
    Airdrie Utd
    1
    0
    1
    0
    5

Full-time

Dumbarton

0 - 2

Falkirk

Division One

15:00 +00:00, February 23, 2013

Strathclyde Homes Stadium, Scotland

Referee: David Somers

Sons felled by Falkirk

Scoring Summary

Dumbarton Falkirk
 Thomas Grant (25')
 David Weatherston (30')

Teams

Dumbarton Falkirk
1 Stephen Grindlay1 Michael McGovern
4 Alan Lithgow4 Darren Dods
3 Scott Smith5 Jonathan Flynn
5 Stuart Urquhart2 Kieran Duffy
8 Scott Agnew3 Stephen Kingsley
2 Paul McGinn6 Stuart Murdoch
6 Chris Turner8 Blair Alston
9 Garry Flening10 Conor McGrandles
7 Mark Gilhaney7 Thomas Grant
10 Brian Prunty11 David Weatherston
11 Steven McDougall9 Lyle Taylor
Substitutes
19 Josh LumsdenGraham Bowman 17
12 James CreaneyLiam Dickinson 12
15 LamontJay Fulton 14
14 Owen RonaldSean Higgins 15
16 Marc McCuskerLewis Small 16
Substitutions
Owen Ronald for Garry Flening (52)
Sean Higgins for Thomas Grant (82)
Marc McCusker for Alan Lithgow (75)
Lewis Small for Lyle Taylor (89)
James Creaney for Steven McDougall (87)
 
Yellow Cards
Garry Flening (16)
Jonathan Flynn (44)
Paul McGinn (67)
 
· Squads: Dumbarton | Falkirk

Goals from Thomas Grant and David Weatherston helped Falkirk secure their third consecutive league win with a 2-0 victory at Dumbarton.

The visitors got off to the perfect start when Grant applied a sidefooted finish to Brian Alston's cross after 25 minutes.

Their lead was doubled five minutes later when Weatherston raced onto Lyle Taylor's flick-on before firing home.

The Bairns almost had a third before half-time but Stephen Grindlay palmed Taylor's goalbound header out of danger.

Grindlay needed to be alert to keep the Sons in the game after the break with a sharp save to keep out Jonathan Flynn's header.

Ian Murray's men were unable to force a late comeback, though, with Scott Agnew's speculative strike the closest they came to reducing the arrears.