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Clyde vs Elgin City
Scottish League Two
FT
Saturday, February 13, 2016
CLY
Clyde
L
W
L
L
L
0
–
ELG
Elgin City
W
W
W
L
D
1
1st
2nd
T
CLY
0
0
0
ELG
1
0
1
Borough Briggs · 728 att.
Match Report
Gunn shoots down Clyde
Gunn shoots down Clyde
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Head to Head
Series tied 2-2-1
Lineups
ELG · 4-4-2
1
Mark Hurst
G
4
Darryl Mchardy
CD-L
5
Jamie Duffy
CD-R
3
Archie Macphee
LB
2
Sam Dryden
RB
6
Thomas Reilly
CM-L
8
Brian Cameron
CM-R
11
Daniel Moore
LM
7
Marc Mckenzie
RM
10
Kyle Macleod
CF-L
9
Craig Gunn
CF-R
Substitutes
15
Steven Ross
SUB
17
Robbie Bruce
SUB
21
Stuart Black
SUB
12
Connor McLaren
SUB
16
Jordan Halsman
SUB
14
Ceiran McLean
SUB
CLY · 4-4-1-1
1
John Gibson
G
23
Marvin Andrews
CD-L
5
Michael Bolochoweckyj
CD-R
6
Christopher Smith
LB
2
Scott Durie
RB
24
Jon-Paul McGovern
CM-L
12
David Marshall
CM-R
3
Scott Linton
LM
7
Scott McLaughlin
RM
10
David Gormley
F
11
Sean Higgins
RCF
Substitutes
21
Mark McMillan
SUB
14
Steven Brisbane
SUB
19
Jamie Watson
SUB
Timeline
4'
Goal! Elgin City 1, Clyde 0. Craig Gunn (Elgin City) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.
38'
Sean Higgins (Clyde) is shown the yellow card.
45'
Scott Durie (Clyde) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
48'
Darryl McHardy (Elgin City) is shown the red card.
52'
Second yellow card to Scott Durie (Clyde).
56'
Substitution, Elgin City. Steven Ross replaces Kyle Macleod.
72'
Substitution, Clyde. Steven Brisbane replaces Michael Bolochoweckyj.
73'
Substitution, Elgin City. Connor McLaren replaces Marc McKenzie.
75'
John Gibson (Clyde) is shown the red card.
76'
Substitution, Clyde. Mark Mcmillan replaces Sean Higgins.
84'
Substitution, Elgin City. Ceiran McLean replaces Craig Gunn.
86'
Substitution, Clyde. Jamie Watson replaces David Marsh.
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