Scottish League One
FT
Saturday, September 25, 2004
Alpha Projects Stadium @ Station Park · 524 att.
Head to Head
Series tied 2-2-1
Lineups
FOR
- 18Neal FerrieG
- 3Alan RattrayD
- 12David LowingD
- Eddie ForrestD
- David KingD
- 14David McCluneM
- 2Paul LunanM
- Douglas CameronM
- 9Paul ToshM
- 11Paul ShieldsF
- Jay SteinF
Substitutes
- Neil BennettG
- 23Neil ClarkD
- Mark BoothM
- 15Martin MaherM
- Mathu KingF
STR
- Andrew McCondichieG
- Stephen SwiftD
- 3Frazer WrightD
- Kevin GaughanD
- Murray HendersonD
- 8Allan JenkinsM
- 7Kevin FinlaysonM
- David TurnbullM
- John FraserM
- David GrahamF
- Lee SharpF
Substitutes
- Martin McCauleyG
- Graham GuyD
- Gary McPheeM
- Gary McCutcheonF
- Brian CrawfordF
Timeline
- 50'
- 52'
- 65'
- 69'
- 77'
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