Evening Telegraph (First Edition)
Stobbie edge thriller
SPORTS Cooney grabs late winner to torpedo Fintry cup hope
THE final two quarterfinalists were decided at the weekend for the Ross Kirk Memorial Trophy contested by P rem ier Division teams.
Result of the round was Stobswell’s late winner i n a seven-goal thriller against Fintry Athletic to go through as Group A runners-up and putting their opponents out.
A mistake from the Fintry keeper i n the l ast couple of minutes gave Kris Cooney the winner after Kris Hutton had grabbed a brace and Steve Martin the other. The win sets Stobbie up for their quarter-final this weekend against Park Tool.
Charlie Accies join them in the last eight, having come from 2-1 down against Cannon Fodder to win the tie 3-2.
Callum Stewart had drawn Fodder level before the break with a run from defence.
Then Reggie Anderson’s chip over the Accies keeper had Fodder back in the hunt needing to win by two clear goals to progress.
However, a defensive howler saw Fodder pegged back level in the final five minutes and the tie was wrapped up in the last minute with a nicely-worked Accies winner.
Accies face off against Riverside
CSC, with the other two ties being DUSC v Occidental and Cairdy Thistle taking on The Maidens.
THE DSMFL are still taking enquiries for new clubs in what will be a three-tier system next season with a development league for 18-21-year-old players also in planning.
The development league will also allow up to three O/21 players in squads.
Any interested parties can contact league secretary Steve McSwiggan on 07821 589881 or email dsmfl@hotmail.co.uk for further information.