Champagne’s on ice as Peaso spoils party
Peterhead were denied being crowned champions as Peter Macdonald struck a stoppage-time leveller.
The Blue Toon started well and, after 11 minutes, Rory Mcallister’s low cross fizzed towards the back post where Jack Leitch shot narrowly wide.
Ryan Dow and Mcallister both went close before the hosts took the lead after 37 minutes, Leitch side-footing home.
The home side should have doubled their advantage in the 49th minute.
A lovely ball in from the right by Jamie Stevenson found Leitch but his 12-yard effort drifted beyond the back post. Then Mcallister glanced a header wide. However, Peterhead were stunned deep in stoppage time when veteran sub Mcdonald netted for Stirling.
clyde 3 Queen’s park 0 Clyde stayed in contention to clinch the title with a comfortable derby win.
Automatic promotion will be theirs should they win at Cowdenbeath next Saturday and yesterday’s opponents do them a favour by beating leaders Peterhead at Hampden.
Bully Wee striker David Goodwillie made the breakthrough in the 33rd minute with a precise shot into the corner after being set up by Ally Love.
Love added a second 16 minutes from the end and Ray Grant crashed in No. 3.
annan 3 cowdenbeath 2 The home side went ahead in the 10th minute when Aiden Smith fired low into the net from a Peter Watson pass.
Christian Nade added a second in the 21st minute, netting from 10 yards.
Smith made it 3-0 on 70 minutes, scoring from a Tony Wallace corner.
However, the visitors went straight up field and Jordan Allan pulled them back into the game with a 20-yard drive before getting his second on 77 minutes.
berwick 0 albion rovers 3 Albion Rovers secured their league status for next season, consigning Berwick to the relegation play-offs.
The breakthrough came after 24 minutes when a cross into the box from Declan Byrne was powerfully headed home by Gregor Fotheringham.
In first-half stoppage time, Rovers were awarded a penalty when Andrew Forbes brought down George Newell. Gary Phillips slotted in the spot-kick.
Five minutes into the second half, Smart Osadolor crossed for Fotheringham to volley in his second.
edinburgh city 1 elgin city 1 It was club captain Josh Walker who provided the hosts’ main goal threat, coming close with two long-range efforts early on before curling a 20-yard free-kick past Elgin keeper Kyle Gourlay in the 25th minute to open the scoring.
The home side continued to dominate after the break but were punished with two minutes remaining when Elgin sub Owen Loveland scored with his first touch.