The Sunday Post (Dundee)

EAST OF SCOTLAND

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There was no shortage of goals in the League Cup sections, with BROXBURN rattling in 10 against CRAIGROYST­ON, while SAUCHIE went on a goal spree and knocked eight past ROSYTH without reply. Ross Kavanagh and Ross Crawford both scored hattricks for Sauchie with the other two scored by Sam Davidson and a penalty converted by Connor Kelly.

PENICUIK weren’t at their best against PEEBLES ROVERS in the first half, leading only by a Paul Tansey goal in 42 minutes, but the second half was one-way traffic with Tansey completing his hat-trick in a 5-1 win. Lewis Collins and Gregor Lamb against his former club were their other scorers, with Ross Lamb netting a consolatio­n for Peebles.

GLENROTHES had a bit too much for TWEEDMOUTH RANGERS, with the Fifers strolling to a 5-1 victory thanks to a Stuart Cargill hat-trick and strikes from Fionn Mckay Kay and Lea Schiavone.

LOCHGELLY took the lead against MUSSELBURG­H in 22 minutes, but they were eventually outgunned by the Lothain side, who ran out 4-1 winners. Mathu King did most of the damage with a hat-trick, with Jordan Smith also finding the back of the Fifers net.

HILL OF BEATH were shock 3-2 losers to EDINBURGH SOUTH. The visitors led 2-0 at half-time, but the Haws hit back with two goals in a minute from Lewis Elder and Jonny Galloway. The visitors weren’t finished, though, and grabbed a winner with eight minutes to go.

WHITEHILL WELFARE were made to sweat for their 3-2 win over ORMISTON. Bryan Wilson gave Whitehill the lead and it looked good for the home side when Ewan Mckinlay and Liam Ireland made it 3-0, but Ormiston came storming back with goals from Zac Scally and Ballard and even missed a penalty in the final minute.

In the Premier League, CAMELON suffered an embarrassi­ng 5-0 home defeat from INVERKEITH­ING, who led 4-0 at the interval.

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