Court confirms the City verdict
Tommy Muir put Annan ahead on nine minutes, driving the ball home.
Queen’s had several chances before Kieran Moore fired in the equaliser in the 35th minute.
Four minutes later, Annan were 2-1 up when Muir got his second with a header. Annan went 3-1 up after the turn as Nathan Flanagan hit a 20-yarder into the net.
After twice going close, Salim Kouider-aissa fired home from six yards.
STENHOUSEMUIR 0 STIRLING ALBION 2
Mackin (4), Wilson (90)
Stirling took the lead early on when Dylan Mackin took full advantage of a loose ball falling into his path and fired home from six yards.
Stenny created only occasional half-chances, with Albion keeper Cammy Binnie having a relatively quiet time on his 50th league start for the club. Graeme Smith, at the other end, kept the deficit to one goal when he stopped a Darryl Duffy effort.
Stirling clinched the win late on when David Wilson curled a shot into the net.
COVE
ELGIN CITY
Glass (31), Megginson (85)
Early on, Fraser Fyvie and Mitch Megginson had shots from range, but neither tested the City keeper
Cove took the lead just after the half-hour when Harry Milne fed the ball into Declan Glass and he produced a trademark shot from 20 yards, drilling it into the bottom corner.
City keeper Tom Mchale saved from Jamie Masson, Glass and Megginson in the opening 10 minutes of the second half.
Paul Hartley’s side finally put the game to bed in the final five minutes, a cross from Glass being placed into the net from six yards by skipper Mitch Megginson.
BRECHIN
ALBION RV
City had the first chance after just six minutes when a Paul Mcmanus closerange header was held by visitors goalkeeper Ryan Goodfellow.
City’s Lewis Mcminn had to look sharp to keep out a Jack Breen drive in the 24th minute.
As the match progressed, few clear-cut chances fell to either side.
The hosts were reduced to 10 men with six minutes remaining when midfielder Luke Watt received a second yellow card from referee Duncan Williams for a tackle on Ross Clarke.
Despite this, they held on for a deserved share of the spoils.