Scottish League One
FT
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Strathclyde Homes Stadium · 751 att.
Head to Head
Series tied 1-1-3
Lineups
DUM
- 1Michael WhiteG
- 2Ian ChisholmD
- 3Chris SmithD
- 4Mick DunlopD
- 5Ben GordonD
- 6Ross ClarkD
- 8Martin McNiffM
- 7Andrew GegganM
- 11Steve MurrayM
- 10Dennis WynessF
- 9Derek CarcaryF
Substitutes
- 19Jan VojacekG
- 16Ross O'DonoghueM
- 12Kieran BrannanF
- 14Ryan ArnottF
- 15Rod HunterF
- 14Scott ChaplainF
BRC
- 1Craig NelsonG
- 5Barry SmithD
- 4Paul McleanD
- 3William DyerD
- 2Richard WalkerM
- 7Kevin ByersM
- 6Neil JanczykM
- 8Gary FuscoM
- 11Mark DochertyM
- 9Rory McAllisterF
- 10Charlie KingF
Substitutes
- 19David ScottG
- 16John SeeleyD
- 14Steven CanningM
- 15Terry MassonM
- 12Mark CowanF
Timeline
- 49'
- 57'
- 69'
- 69'
- 85'
- 90'
- 90'+1'
- 90'+3'
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