Scottish Championship

FT Saturday, February 16, 2002
Ross County LDLWW 0
–
Ayr United LWDWW 0
Somerset Park · 2,186 att.

Match Report

PA Photos

Lions re-find their roar

This victory, and the series win that followed, silenced the doubters and did much to preserve the Lions brand that is now stronger than ever. It was made by an outrageous dummy and try from Matt

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Head to Head

Series tied 1-1

Lineups

AYR

  1. 1Craig NelsonG
  2. 2John RobertsonD
  3. 6David CraigD
  4. 3Paul LoveringD
  5. 4Neil DuffyM
  6. 8Pat McGinlayM
  7. 7Marvyn WilsonM
  8. 11Paul SheerinM
  9. Kevin TwaddleF
  10. 10James GradyF
  11. 9Scott CrabbeF

Substitutes

  1. 17John DoddsG
  2. 14Craig McEwanD
  3. 15Lee SharpM
  4. Scott ChaplainM
  5. 14Brian McLaughlinF

ROSS

  1. 1Tony BullockG
  2. 2Mark PerryD
  3. 4Ian MaxwellD
  4. 5Brian IrvineD
  5. 11Hugh RobertsonD
  6. Kenny GilbertM
  7. 10Kharim BoukkraM
  8. 6Cedric AnselinM
  9. 8Steven FergusonM
  10. 9Alexander BoneF
  11. 12Steven HislopF

Substitutes

  1. 15Conor Gethins
  2. 18Ramiro Gonzalez
  3. David William LilleyD
  4. 3Richard HastingsD
  5. 7Mark McCormickM

Timeline

  1. 51'
  2. 52'
  3. 54'
  4. 70'
  5. 77'
  6. 84'

SPFL Championship News

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