Evening Telegraph (First Edition)

Violet looking to build on success

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IN the Premier League, a rejuvenate­d Violet head for Armadale Thistle.

They are looking to build on their first league success of t he season achieved against Glenrothes last week.

New manager Ralph Henderson has been delighted with their last two performanc­es.

However, he could be without Ryan Dignan who has been laid low by a virus. Aaron Kane and Barry Wilson are definitely out injured and Lee Milton is a doubt.

Tayport face Kennoway in a derby crucial for both clubs.

Tayport’s draw against Sauchie has got them back on track and a win over third-placed Kennoway would see t hem l eapfrog t heir opponents.

Manager John Ovenstone hopes to have a full pool available including Sergio Alvarez.

Without a win in the league since August, St Andrews will be desperate to get back to winning when Tranent are their visitors. Having only avoided defeat once in seven outings, Saints badly need a morale-boosting win.

Carnoustie and Downfield are both in GA Cup action.

The Spiders face Forfar West End at home while the Gowfers face an all-Super League clash against Jeanfield at Laing Park.

The Spiders have a score to settle with West End after losing to them in the league at Strathmore Park. With a full pool available, Paul Marr’s side are confident they can turn the tables. West End are burdened by a pretty hefty injury list but skipper Matty Ramsay is fit.

At Laing Park, Carnoustie will fancy their chances against Jeanfield.

The Gowfers are undefeated in their last five matches and are up for the challenge which is sure to be provided by the Perth side. Manager Alan McSkimming will be without Roddy Black and John Roberts.

Jeanfield’s Steve McManus, unavailabl­e last week, returns to the 18-man squad.

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