Tokley’s pride in side as
Ross Tokely hailed his Brora Rangers heroes as they pulled off a Cup shock with Steven Mackay’s late goal giving them a 1- 0 win at Stranraer.
The ex-Inverness defender has been involved in his own Cup upsets and was part of the team that famously beat Celtic at Parkhead 17 years ago.
The Brora boss said: “I’m very proud of the players.
“I have played with them and I’m now manager and it is about execution. Josh Mul l in whipped in a corner after 21 minutes which Glens failed to clear, allowing Mackin to slam home a volley.
Declan Gallagher, Keaghan Jacobs and Mullin all came close as Livi piled on the pressure before the break
Mackin doubled the lead when he bul leted home a header from close-range on the hour after yet another cross from Mullin.
Hopkins added: “Glenafton deserve credit but it was comfortable in the end.”
Glens boss Craig McEwan said: “We came out of the game with plenty of plaudits for the performance, effort and the backing we got from our fans.” from a goal behind and book their place in the fourth round with a 2- 1 triumph over Stenhousemuir.
Craig Malcolm’s second-half double cancelled out Nicki Paterson’s opener.
And Goodwin said: “I’m disappointed with the way we started and we just let the first half pass us by. But in the second half we were the better team.
“We rode our luck at times but it’s the Cup at the end of the day and all that matters is being in the hat on Monday.”
Paterson fired a right- foot effort into the net following good work by Eddie Ferns.
Five minutes after the break it was 1-1 when Malcolm volleyed home and he added the second soon after.
Queen of the South boss Gary Naysmith admitted his side were not good enough as they drew 0- 0 with Montrose.
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