East Kilbride News

Star Tracker standings

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Craig Malcolm clung on to top spot in the Star Tracker, despite his Stranraer side falling to a 1-0 defeat to Airdrieoni­ans on Saturday.

The Blues striker missed a penalty, but his two appearance points helped him stay clear of Partick Thistle midfielder Chris Erskine.

Just a point separates the two at the summit after Erskine scored a late goal for the Jags in their 2-1 defeat away to Aberdeen. In-form Erskine was surprising­ly left on the bench for the trip to Pittodrie, but came on after 61 minutes. He appeared after

Aberdeen were 2-0 up and escaped losing points for the goal concession­s.

Elsewhere, Neil Parry’s Alloa won 2-1 at home to East Fife although the Wasps keeper saw his appearance points by the goal concession, leaving him in third spot on six points. His team-mate Jamie Longworth is out injured and remains on one point.

Paul Woods helped Queen’s Park to a 0-0 draw with Brechin and that pushed him up to fourth place on four points. His colleague, Craig McLeish, is sidelined with a back problem and has yet to feature this term.

Meanwhile, Malcolm’s team-mate Mark McGuigan is up to minus one after gaining a point for a late substitute appearance against Airdrie, but it’s Frazer Kerr and Fraser Wright who make up the bottom two.

Kerr’s Stenny lost 4-1 to Livingston, while Wright is out injured for Dumbarton.

POINTS: Playing a game = 1; playing 60+mins = 1; goals by goalkeeper­s = 12; defenders = 8; goals by midfielder­s = 5; goals by forwards = 4; keepers with clean sheets (must play 60+ mins) = 6; defenders with clean sheet (must play 60+mins) = 4; midfielder­s with clean sheet (must play 60+mins) = 2; goal conceded by goalkeeper­s = -2; goal conceded by defenders = -2; goal conceded by midfielder­s =-1; yellow card = -1; red card = -3.

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