Scottish League One
FT
Saturday, April 3, 2004
MGM Timber Bayview Stadium · 489 att.
Head to Head
HAM leads series 2-0-3
Lineups
EFIF
- Gary O'ConnorG
- Craig LumsdenD
- Ian McdonaldD
- Gordon RussellD
- Kevin BainD
- Craig McMillanM
- Graeme MathieM
- Brian BlairM
- Jay SteinM
- Brian FairbairnF
- Kenny DeucharF
Substitutes
- Marc GrahamG
- Craig CondieD
- Euan DonaldsonM
- Gordan GilbertM
- Jonathan MitchellF
HAM
- 1David McEwanG
- 13Robert WalkerD
- 5Todd LumsdenD
- 3Sandy HodgeD
- Steven ThomsonM
- 11Jim SherryM
- 8Chris AitkenM
- Richard WaddellM
- 16Ryan Robert BlackadderM
- 7Brian CarriganF
- 10Brian McPheeF
Substitutes
- 12Raymond JellemaG
- 14Mark CorcoranD
- 6Andrew ArbuckleD
- Darren GribbenF
- 9Jose QuitongoF
Timeline
- 50'
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- 64'
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- 77'
- 86'
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