ALL LAST NIGHT’S ACTION

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COWDENBEATH grabbed their second victory in three days to shock promotion hopefuls Stenhousemuir.

Goals from Blair Malcolm and Robbie Buchanan put the bottom club 2-0 up by half-time before Jamie Longworth’s header reduced the deficit for Stenny with 17 minutes to go.

Meanwhile, the Blue Brazil failed in a bid to bring experienced striker Christian Nade

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on board on loan until the end of the season.

Gary Bollan has tracked the 33-year-old former Hearts striker since January and was alerted his club Dumbarton were keen on a deal this week.

But as Cowdenbeath already have Jordyn Sheerin, 28, on loan from junior side Kelty Hearts they can’t add another over-23 and boss Bollan said: “League rules stopped us taking things any further.”

EDINBURGH ........ 0

DANNY LENNON hailed a cracking Clyde display as they shattered Edinburgh’s four-match unbeaten run.

First-half strikes from Kevin Nicoll and Jack Boyle gave the Bully Wee a 2-0 half-time lead and David Goodwillie sealed it after the break.

Lennon said: “I’m pleased. It was a professional show. We managed the game really well and scored three good goals. Our only disappointment

CLYDE .................. 3

was Kevin Nicoll’s late sending off.”

Clyde’s opener came in 21 minutes when Nicoll headed Chris McStay’s corner past Calum Antell.

Five minutes later Jordan Stewart fed Boyle who fired home.

Goodwillie hit No.3 after 50 minutes when he smashed an angular drive beyond Antell.

Clyde were reduced to 10 when Nicoll picked up a second booking 14 minutes from time.

ELGIN .................... 0

STIRLING boss Dave MacKay hailed his side for finally stepping up to the mark against Elgin.

The Binos kept on course for the play-offs thanks to second-half strikes by Lee Hamilton and Willie Robertson.

And MacKay said: “That’s the best we’ve been for a while, especially in the second half. We won battles all over the park.”

Stirling did all the early running with ex-Rangers man Andy

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Little forcing home keeper Marc Waters to turn his header over.

Elgin’s best chance came when Shane Sutherland hit the post with a flick in 34 minutes.

But Hamilton put the Binos ahead just after the break with a volley.

And Robertson doubled Stirling’s advantage with a freekick 10 minutes later.

Elgin manager Gavin Price said: “We lost a goal from a set-piece then fell apart.”