Kettledrum look good for title

IN the Dundee Saturday Morning Football League Balgay Bar First Division, FC Kettledrum require one win in their remaining five matches to be crowned champions.

They secured a 3-0 success over Coldside followed by a 12-1 drubbing of DK Raiders.

Park Tool are second and look good for promotion having seen off nearest rivals Fintry Rovers 3-0 and Monifieth Hurricanes 4-1.

Rovers bounced back with a 4-2 win over Wellbeat to keep them in the play-off spot.

Craig Hay’s two goals takes him to 40 for the season. Damien Coogan scored from just outside his own box and a trialist nabbed the fourth.

In the Trident Trophies Second Division, Wednesday night’s cup final saw FC Menzieshill and Cairdy Thistle contest an entertaining match.

FC Menzieshill got off to a dream start with a free-kick going into the top corner in the first two minutes. They further extended their lead inside 20 minutes.

Despite sustained pressure from Cairdy Thistle, a crucial third followed midway through the second half and the scoreline remained 3-0 to see the Menzieshill lads pick up their first silverware.

As a bonus, they secured promotion on Saturday despite losing 3-2 to Dundee City. Other results went their way.

Stobswell AFC have already bagged the title of Second Division champs and remain on course to maintain their 100% win record

They saw off Charleston Athletic 3-1 despite being reduced to nine men after two ordering offs.

FOOTBALL

TONIGHT’S GAMES

FC Menzieshill celebrate with the cup after beating Cairdy Thistle in the Trident Trophies League Division Two cup final at Glenesk.

This Riverside CSC player (light blue) holds off a Cannon Fodder opponent. River ended the fixture as 4-0 victors.

Dryburgh (black) lose out in this tussle against Hilltown Hotspurs. They also lost out in the match, being beaten 4-1.