Scottish League One
FT
Saturday, October 5, 2002
Clifton Hill Stadium · 1,175 att.
Head to Head
STR leads series 3-1
Lineups
HAM
- 17Graham PotterG
- 5Sean SweeneyD
- Craig SmillieD
- Ian DobbinsD
- 10Alisdair GrahamD
- 7Martin BonnarM
- Jim SherryM
- Mahdi ElfallahM
- 11Stuart CallaghanM
- Brian McPheeF
- Gareth ArmstrongF
Substitutes
- 1Ian McFarlaneG
- 15Paul McDonaldD
- Johnny WalkerM
- 14Ian McCreadieM
- Mark KeegansF
STR
- John HillcoatG
- 4Derek WingateD
- David FarrellD
- 3Frazer WrightD
- 5Sandy HodgeD
- 7Kevin FinlaysonM
- 8Stephen AitkenM
- 12Allan JenkinsM
- John FallonM
- Lee SharpF
- 9Ian HartyF
Substitutes
- Alexander Lurinsky
- Willie McCullochG
- Harry CurranM
- Paul KerrF
- Andy KaneF
Timeline
- 6'
- 33'
- 39'
- 41'
- 55'
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- 65'
- 68'
- 75'
- 75'
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