Summers slots home his Hampden double

Berwick drew first blood when trialist Lewis Barr, from manager Johnny Harvey’s former club Penicuik Athletic, crossed for Paul Willis to tap-in.

Five minutes later, Willis swung in a free-kick and centre-back trialist Craig Hume, also from Penicuik, nodded in.

City pulled one back midway through the second half through captain Jon Paul Mcgovern’s curling effort, only for Willis to release Barr for his debut goal three minutes later.

Darryl Mchardy fired into the roof of the net to bring it back to 3-2.

However, the goal of the game came from Willis with a 30-yard free-kick.

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The keeper was alert shortly after to save a header from Rob Jones.

Henderson almost grabbed his second on 42 minutes, but Peter Morrison saved his header.

Albion equalised in first-half injurytime as new Spanish signing Gerard Escuriola lobbed the ball over Antell. City notched the winner when Henderson beat the keeper 14 minutes from time.

Annan 0 COWDENBEATH 2 After a goalless first half, the visitors had a great chance five minutes after the turn, but David Cox blasted the ball past.

Cowdenbeath opened the scoring when dangerman Kris Renton struck a right-footer from the edge of the box into the net.

Just on time, Josh Kelly made no mistake with a 15-yarder to make it 2-0.

CLYDE 1 stirling Albion 1 Clyde made the early running, with Dylan Cogill forcing a save from Cameron Binnie.

Albion scored early in the second half when Blair Currie parried Michael Mcindoe’s shot and Danny Jardine netted.

In time added, Cogill latched on to a loose ball and fired high into the net for his first goal of the campaign.