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Berwick Rangers vs East Stirlingshire
Scottish League Two
FT
Saturday, April 18, 2015
BER
Berwick Rangers
W
D
D
L
D
4
–
East Stirlingshire
W
L
W
D
L
0
1st
2nd
T
BER
1
3
4
EST
0
0
0
Ochilview Park · 261 att.
Match Report
Rangers romp to victory
Rangers romp to victory
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Head to Head
BER leads series 4-0-1
Lineups
EST
1
Richard Barnard
G
2
Ross Gilmour
D
4
Chris James Townsley
D
5
Conor Greene
D
3
Lloyd Kinnaird
D
7
Maxwell Wright
M
8
Neil McCabe
M
6
Steven Brisbane
M
11
David Greenhill
M
9
Kevin Nesbit
F
10
David Mckenna
F
Substitutes
17
Sean Quinn
G
16
David Bates
D
15
John Tully
D
19
Nathan Shepard
D
18
Martin Shield
M
12
Michael Wallace
M
14
William Vidler
F
BER
1
Michael Andrews
G
2
Euan Bauld
D
5
John Fairburn
D
6
Stephen Tulloch
D
3
Scott Maxwell
D
7
Kyle Wilkie
M
4
Colin Cameron
M
8
Lee Currie
M
11
David Gold
M
9
Andrew Russle
F
10
Blair Henderson
F
Substitutes
20
Nils Bleakley
G
12
Kerr Young
D
16
Devon Jacobs
D
18
Chris Dillon
M
17
Ben Miller
M
15
Ross Gray
M
14
Darren Lavery
F
Timeline
5'
Andrew Russle (Berwick Rangers) Goal at 5'
34'
David Bates (East Stirlingshire) Substitution at 34'
35'
Euan Bauld (Berwick Rangers) Yellow Card at 35'
40'
Devon Jacobs (Berwick Rangers) Substitution at 40'
42'
Stephen Tulloch (Berwick Rangers) Yellow Card at 42'
54'
Kyle Wilkie (Berwick Rangers) Goal at 54'
59'
William Vidler (East Stirlingshire) Substitution at 59'
60'
Blair Henderson (Berwick Rangers) Goal at 60'
62'
Michael Wallace (East Stirlingshire) Substitution at 62'
68'
Neil McCabe (East Stirlingshire) Yellow Card at 68'
69'
Darren Lavery (Berwick Rangers) Substitution at 69'
72'
Ross Gray (Berwick Rangers) Substitution at 72'
83'
Lee Currie (Berwick Rangers) Goal at 83'
86'
Conor Greene (East Stirlingshire) Red Card at 86'
90'
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