Scottish League One

FT Saturday, February 9, 2002
CLY Clydebank WLLWL 0
–
Stenhousemuir LLLLW 0
Ochilview Park · 321 att.

Head to Head

CLY leads series 1-0-1

Lineups

STE

  1. Mark Wilson
  2. James Dick
  3. Andy CarlinG
  4. Chris JacksonG
  5. Des McKeownD
  6. Peter CormackD
  7. Andrew StorrarD
  8. Martin MooneyM
  9. Chris WoodM
  10. Isaac EnglishF

Substitutes

  1. David Millen
  2. Tommie Cannon
  3. Marc GrahamG
  4. James SandisonD
  5. Graeme DonaldD

CLY

  1. Henry SmithG
  2. Neil McGowanD
  3. Mark McNallyD
  4. Rob McKinnonD
  5. Eric PatonM
  6. Brian HamiltonM
  7. Derek FergusonM
  8. Michael O'NeillM
  9. Brian McColliganF
  10. Darren JacksonF
  11. Paul ShieldsF

Substitutes

  1. Stephen RobertsonG
  2. Fabien BossyM
  3. Ally GrahamF
  4. Paul McGrillenF
  5. Alex BurkeF

Timeline

  1. 65'
  2. 80'
  3. 80'
  4. 87'

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