Scottish League One
FT
Saturday, December 4, 2004
Forthbank Stadium · 688 att.
Head to Head
Series tied 2-2-1
Lineups
STI
- Myles HogarthG
- 11Paul NugentD
- Mark McNallyD
- David O'BrienD
- Sean RoycroftM
- 2Paul HayM
- Michael GallowayM
- Andy GibsonM
- Craig FergusonM
- Scott McLeanF
- Conor GethinsF
Substitutes
- Scott ChristieG
- James AllenD
- Kevin MacDonaldM
- Doug WilsonM
- Martin GlancyF
DUM
- Stephen GrindlayG
- Craig BrittainD
- Ian DobbinsD
- Steven BonarM
- James McKinstryM
- Barry DonaldM
- Ryan BorrisM
- John DillonM
- Paul RonaldF
- Andrew RodgersF
- Iain RussellF
Substitutes
- John WightG
- Craig McEwanD
- Chris BoyleM
- Mark BradleyM
- Edward AnnandF
Timeline
- 50'
- 51'
- 67'
- 73'
- 78'
- 82'
- 83'
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