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Brechin City3–1Arbroath

Graham Hay (pen.) 39′
Andy Ryan 61′
Derek Carcary 90′
Alan Cook 79′
26 Oct 2013Saturday, 26 October 2013 · 3pmGlebe ParkAttendance: 765

Lineups

Brechin City

Arbroath

Brechin City · Starting XI

  • Graeme Smith
  • Paul McLean
  • Jonathan Brown
  • Graham Hay
  • Ewan Moyes
  • Craig Molloy
  • Stuart Anderson
  • Darren Petrie
  • Steven Robb
  • Andy Ryan
  • Andy Jackson

Arbroath · Starting XI

Brechin City · Substitutes

  • Craig Nelson
  • Steven Jackson
  • Gerry McLaughlan
  • Greg Cameron
  • Bobby Barr
  • Ryan Donnelly
  • Derek Carcary

Arbroath · Substitutes

Brechin City · Substitutions

  • Bobby Barr for Steven Robb71′
  • Derek Carcary for Andy Ryan78′
  • Gerry McLaughlan for Stuart Anderson84′

Arbroath · Substitutions

Brechin City · Manager

  • Ray McKinnon

Arbroath · Manager

Brechin City · Cautions

  • Stuart Anderson80′
  • Bobby Barr86′
  • Darren Petrie89′

Arbroath · Cautions

Match report

Brechin ended their seven-game winless streak with a fine victory over local rivals Arbroath at Glebe Park. The Hedgemen started well and finally made a sustained period of pressure count just before half-time. David Banjo brought Andrew Ryan down in the box and Graham Hay stepped up to dispatch the resulting penalty hard into the centre of the goal. Brechin doubled their advantage on the hour mark. Ryan made up for an earlier miss by slotting Steven Robb's cross home with a controlled right-foot finish. Arbroath gave them a tetchy last 10 minutes when Alan Cook pulled one back for…Read moreRead less
Brechin ended their seven-game winless streak with a fine victory over local rivals Arbroath at Glebe Park.

The Hedgemen started well and finally made a sustained period of pressure count just before half-time.

David Banjo brought Andrew Ryan down in the box and Graham Hay stepped up to dispatch the resulting penalty hard into the centre of the goal.

Brechin doubled their advantage on the hour mark. Ryan made up for an earlier miss by slotting Steven Robb's cross home with a controlled right-foot finish.

Arbroath gave them a tetchy last 10 minutes when Alan Cook pulled one back for the visitors with a smart finish into the bottom corner.

But Brechin wrapped up the points in the fifth minute of injury time when Derek Carcary found Robert Barr in the box and he smashed home to earn his side's first victory since 24 August.

BBC

Match media

Brechin City v Arbroath, 26 Oct 2013
Photo: Graham Black

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