Third Division: Stranraer still lead the way

Published on Sunday 31 October 2010 13:16

Stranraer continue to top the table thanks to Scott Agnew's late penalty in their 2-1 home win over Elgin.

Elgin had taken an early lead when Jason Crooks fired home from the penalty spot after defender Jamie Duff had been impeded by Armand One. Stranraer drew level on 32 minutes when Agnew swung in a corner and One forced the ball home.

The winner came ten minutes from time when the roles were reversed between One and Duff, with Agnew slotting home from 12 yards.

Albion Rovers started to put their Sunnybank Scottish Cup nightmare behind them by defeating Clyde 3-1 and moving second in the table.

They raced into a 3-0 lead after 39 minutes, through Chris Boyle, Ciaran Donnelly and Chris Hamilton. Clyde's Stuart Mills netted a consolation with ten minutes left. Clyde's Kevin Finlayson was sent off just before the end.

Rovers manager Paul Martin said: "It is a step forward in getting our pride back but we have still got a long way to go."

Berwick drew for the fifth game in a row when their match with Queen's Park ended 1-1. The Glasgow side, who had a disappointing cup defeat to Bo'ness, took the lead when Martin McBride fired home from 30 yards midway through the second half. But Darren Gribben equalised with 15 minutes left when he scored from a tight angle.