The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee)

Thistle to host Largs after seeing off Maud

JUNIORS: Shields shuffles the pack as Bluebells ease past Violet in cup clash

- MARK JOHNSON With a lengthy injury list ahead of next week’s William Hill Scottish Cup tie with BSC Glasgow, Lochee United manager George Shields opted to shuffle his pack for the Quest Precision Engineerin­g Cup tie at Glenesk Park against Dundee Violet

Macron Scottish Junior Cup Second Round

Kirrie Thistle travelled to Maud at the third time of asking in the Scottish Junior Cup on Saturday with the Angus side now set to welcome last season’s runners-up Largs Thistle to Westview Park in two weeks’ time.

Kamil Kadela put Thistle in charge with the first goal after 21 minutes and Dale Reid increased the advantage 11 minutes later. Reid added his second and Kirrie’s third just before the hour-mark to leave manager Darren Scott delighted with his troops.

Quest Precision Engineerin­g Cup Second Round for United after just three minutes and Logan Davie then doubled the lead just after the half-hour. Kevin Buchan added a third, four minutes into the second half and Kevin Milne completed the scoring just after the hour-mark.

Gavin Thomson was the Dundee North End hero at Scone Thistle as Ross Lunan’s men edged a keenly contested cup tie between two of the sides promoted to the Super League in the summer.

Thomson’s winner came with 15 minutes to go and although Thistle pressed for a winner North End’s defence held firm.

Lochee Harp put up a stern resistance against Luncarty at Downfield Park and it was a much better performanc­e from Michael Gormley’s side that have not had their troubles to find this season.

With the game ending goalless after 90 minutes it was on to penalty kicks and the visitors triumphed in the shoot-out, winning 4-3.

Blairgowri­e were another side to need penalty kicks to progress, against Arbroath Vics at Davie Park, but that was only part of the story as the home side ended 90 minutes with only nine men after Liam Mcpherson was sent off on 77 minutes and then Gordon Pirrie followed three minutes later.

Blair triumphed 4-2 in the resultant penalty shoot-out with Drew Madocjones, Steven Findlay, Ian Plenderlei­th and Gary Axworthy successful, while Gordon O’brien saved three of Vics’ kicks.

DJ Laing East Region Cup Second Round

Tayport needed a stoppage-time winner at Volunteer Park to win an incredible game against Armadale Thistle 5-4.

Liam Gray had put the home side in front but Jamie Mackie equalised with a sweetly struck free-kick. Parity lasted less than 60 seconds as Kriss Goss put Thistle back in front straight from the kick-off.

The Armadale man then had the chance to make it 3-1 from the spot but Jack Shaw saved his kick.

Lyall Shaw levelled for Port and three minutes later Dayle Robertson put the visitors in front from the penalty spot. Robertson added a fourth but the home side scored twice to make it 4-4 before Robertson completed his hat-trick in the second minute of stoppage-time.

Thorntons Property East Region League Cup First Round Northern Section

Super League North leaders Carnoustie Panmure cruised past Brechin Vics at Laing Park, running out 5-0 winners. The visitors failed to record a shot on target in 90 minutes as the Gowfers dominated proceeding­s thanks to goals from Sam Simpson (3), Jake Mair and Pat Martin.

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Broughty Athletic are second in the Super League North and closed the gap to Carnoustie to four points after a 2-0 win over Downfield at Whitton Park. Josh Skelly and Bryan Duell were the scorers.

 ?? Picture: Phoenix Photograph­y. ?? Connor Mitchell celebrates scoring for Montrose Roselea in the Angus side’s 5-0 Mcbookie.com North Region Super League win over Nairn St Ninian at Links Park.
Picture: Phoenix Photograph­y. Connor Mitchell celebrates scoring for Montrose Roselea in the Angus side’s 5-0 Mcbookie.com North Region Super League win over Nairn St Ninian at Links Park.

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