Kouider-aissa misses twice from the spot
Hurlford 0 Queen’s pk 2
Queen’s Park’ scored on the interval when David Galt drilled in a 19-yard free-kick.
New QP recruit Salim KouiderAissa saw a spot-kick turned past the post 12 minutes from time, but the visitors extended their lead from the resultant corner as Clark headed in.
Sub Mark Taylor was felled in the last minute and Kouider- Aissa stepped up again – but missed again.
INLITHGOW 1 ANNAN ath 1
Annan got an early goal when Christian Nade went wide and outran the defence before crossing for a ‘ Trialist’ to tap the ball home.
But, on the stroke of half- time, Ross Allum headed in the equaliser.
The visitors had the best of the second half and, in the 68th minute, new signing Russell Currie was through, but his shot cannoned off the upright.
Soon after, Rose got a penalty, but Ross Barbour’s spot- kick was saved by keeper Aidan Mcadam.
stranraer 0 Coleraine 1
Early on, Stranraer’s James Hilton swept a shot just wide.
Coleraine goalkeeper Chris Johns then did well to clutch a netbound header from Cummins.
But the Irish side stung Stranraer on the break when Jamie Glackin had an easy tap-in after a slick breakaway.
Stranraer continued to press in the second half and Jordan Allan was not far away with a shot.
Adam Cummins missed a penalty for the hosts.
EDINBURGH CITY 5 east Kilbride 2
City won this East of Scotland City Cup Final, but had to fight back after Sean Winter finished off a three-man move for Kilby in the 15th minute.
The SPFL side hit back two minutes later when Alex Harris fired in the equaliser.
Kilby then went down to 10 men when Darren O’dea was given a straight red for a high tackle.
Despite this, the Lowland side hit back with Paul Woods restoring their lead from a free-kick.
Before half- time, City’s Scotty Shepherd levelled and Jonny Court put them ahead for the first time.
On 55 minutes, Court hit a second to make it 4- 2, then, in the 71st minute, Harris crashed the ball home to make sure of the silver.