Scottish League One
FT
Saturday, September 25, 2004
Recreation Park · 1,056 att.
Head to Head
MORT leads series 2-0-3
Lineups
ALL
- 20Gary McGlynnG
- Douglas HillD
- 4Michael BolochoweckyjD
- 5Chris James TownsleyD
- 14Michael DalyD
- 7Iain NicolsonM
- 15Paul MortimerM
- Alexander McMillanM
- Stuart CallaghanM
- 6Richard WalkerF
- 11Jamie StevensonF
Substitutes
- 20James EvansG
- Paul McLaughlinD
- Michael McDermottD
- Michael GibsonM
- Ross McLeodM
MORT
- 1Craig CoyleG
- 2Derek CollinsD
- 4Stuart McCluskeyD
- 5Stewart GreacenD
- 10Dean KeenanM
- 6Marco MaisanoM
- 7Chris MillarM
- 8John MaisanoM
- 11Jim McAlistairM
- 10Peter WeathersonF
Substitutes
- Mark McCullochM
- 12Jason WalkerM
- Kenny McCleanM
- 13David McgurnM
- 12Scott BannermanF
Timeline
- 28'
- 48'
- 52'
- 63'
- 64'
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- 75'
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- 78'
- 89'
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