Players must be ‘up for it’ says Petrie

Montrose will go top if they beat leaders Stirling Albion – if enough of their players turn up according to manager Stewart Petrie.

He said: “Games in this league are incredibly tight. Winning depends on having more players up for it on the day than your opponents. We will need that to beat Stirling.”

Stenhousemuirare on

a four-game unbeaten run which manager Brown Ferguson wants to extend at Annan.

He said: “We are motoring along nicely but we know that if we do not apply ourselves correctly, things can quickly change.”

Cowdenbeath entertain fourth-placed Peterhead and former Hawick Royal Albert striker Josh Morris will be given the chance to be a matchwinner. Manager Billy Brown said: “We cannot score at the moment. We need someone who can find the net and

Josh will get the opportunity to show he can do that at this level.”

Berwick’s new manager Robbie Horn wants to claim his first win against visitors

Elgin City.

Horn said: “We have worked intensely on a few things in training and hopefully the players will take what they have learned into this game.” As Clyde host Edinburgh

City, manager Jim Chapman said: “We set a high standard winning at Stirling and we want to hit that level again.”