Scottish League One
FT
Saturday, September 4, 2004
Eco Gen Stadium at Stair Park · 472 att.
Head to Head
BRC leads series 3-2
Lineups
STR
- Andrew McCondichieG
- Stephen SwiftD
- 3Frazer WrightD
- 4Derek WingateD
- Murray HendersonD
- 8Allan JenkinsM
- 7Kevin FinlaysonM
- 6Stephen AitkenM
- John FraserM
- David GrahamF
- Lee SharpF
Substitutes
- Martin McCauleyG
- Kevin GaughanD
- David TurnbullM
- Gary McCutcheonF
- Stephen DonnachieF
BRC
- 1Craig NelsonG
- 2Jamie SmithD
- 5Paul DeasD
- 4David WhiteD
- 12Shaun DennisD
- 5Scott WalkerM
- Kevin McLeishM
- Chris JacksonM
- 9Paul RitchieM
- 14Grant JohnsonF
- 14Graeme GibsonF
Substitutes
- 18David HayG
- 7Charlie KingD
- 27Craig WinterM
- 12Chris TemplemanF
- 9Steven HampshireF
Timeline
- 19'
- 29'
- 43'
- 46'
- 46'
- 50'
- 53'
- 63'
- 69'
- 75'
- 81'
- 87'
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