Division One
March 16, 2013
Raith
1 - 1
Dunfermline
Division One
15:00 +00:00, March 16, 2013
Stark's Park, Scotland
Referee: J Beaton
Spoils shared in Fife derby
Scoring Summary
| Raith Rovers | Dunfermline Athletic |
|---|---|
| Greg Spence (39') | Andrew Geggan (57') |
Teams
| Raith Rovers | Dunfermline Athletic |
|---|---|
| 1 David McGurn | 1 Paul Gallacher |
| 4 Grant Murray | 3 Stephen Jordan |
| 5 Laurie Ellis | 4 Andrew Dowie |
| 8 Simon Mensing | 2 Jordan McMillan |
| 2 Jason Thomson | 5 Callum Morris |
| 3 Edward Malowne | 11 Ryan Thomson |
| 7 Allan Walker | 7 Joe Cardle |
| 11 Joshua Watt | 6 Andrew Geggan |
| 6 Stuart Anderson | 8 Stephen Husband |
| 9 Brian Graham | 9 Ryan Wallace |
| 10 Greg Spence | 10 Andy Kirk |
| Substitutes | |
| 17 Ross Laidlaw | Michal Hrivnak 20 |
| 16 Dougie Hall | John Potter 15 |
| 15 Joe Hamill | Allan Smith 16 |
| 14 Grant Anderson | Christopher Kane 12 |
| 12 Patrick Clarke | Alex Whittle 14 |
| Substitutions | |
| Grant Anderson for Joshua Watt (61) | Christopher Kane for Ryan Thomson (71) |
| Patrick Clarke for Greg Spence (79) | Allan Smith for Andy Kirk (85) |
| Alex Whittle for Joe Cardle (89) | |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Simon Mensing (26) | Joe Cardle (43) |
| Edward Malowne (64) | Jordan McMillan (84) |
| Stuart Anderson (66) | |
| · Squads: Raith Rovers | Dunfermline Athletic | |
An Andrew Geggan goal salvaged a point for Dunfermline in the Fife derby, as they held Raith to a 1-1 draw at Stark's Park.
The midfielder drew the visitors level in the second half as their winless run in the league stretched to five games.
The Pars had won the last four meetings between the sides prior to this, but it was Rovers who came flying out of the blocks as they controlled the opening half an hour.
Grant Murray's side were rewarded for their dominance with 39 minutes gone when a left-footed strike from Greig Spence found the bottom-right of the goal from six yards.
The hosts appeared to be in control until a ball into the Rovers box was headed down by Ryan Wallace into the path of Geggan, whose right-footed shot beat David McGurn to maintain Jim Jefferies' side's play-off push.