Scottish League One
FT
Saturday, November 13, 2004
Alpha Projects Stadium @ Station Park · 518 att.
Head to Head
Lineups
FOR
- Allan CreerG
- 3Alan RattrayD
- Eddie ForrestD
- 12David LowingM
- Mark BoothM
- 8Hugh DavidsonM
- 2Paul LunanM
- Jay SteinM
- Mathu KingF
- 9Paul ToshF
- 11Paul ShieldsF
Substitutes
- 18Neal FerrieG
- Steven FlorenceD
- 23Neil ClarkD
- Douglas CameronM
- 15Martin MaherM
AYR
- Peter CherrieG
- 2William LyleD
- 12Mick DunlopD
- 8Marc SmythD
- 5Barry MclaughlinD
- Scott McCullochD
- 13Douglas RamsayM
- 2Tommy TaitM
- Neil GilmourM
- 16Stewart KeanF
- 8Paddy ConnollyF
Substitutes
- Darren JohnsonG
- Gareth WardlawM
- 7Scott ChaplainM
- Graeme MathieM
- 9Andrew David FergusonF
Timeline
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- 84'
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