Division Two: Leaders Cowdenbeath fail to make the breakthrough against resilient Stenny

A roundup of the yesterday’s Division Two fixtures

Cowdenbeath 0 - 0 Stenhousemuir

Leaders Cowdenbeath were held at home as Stenhousemuir kept them at bay. Mark Ramsay tested Ally Brown early on but chances were few and far between in the first half. Andy Rodgers came close for Stenhousemuir in the second half and they were well worth their point.

Stirling Albion 1 - 1 Arbroath

Scott Davidson put Stirling in front after 20 minutes with a right-foot shot. Arbroath hit back with Stuart Malcolm and Chris Innes both going close. It was left to Josh Falkingham to notch an 89th-minute equaliser to keep the visitors in touch at the top of the table.

Dumbarton 0 - 4 East Fife

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Ryan Wallace headed the opener after four minutes and East Fife did not slacken. It was 2-0 when Stephen Grindlay turned the ball into his own net before Wallace scored his 20th goal of the season. Scott Dalziel added a fourth as Gordon Durie claimed his first win as a manager.

Brechin City 2 - 1 Albion Rovers

Veteran Charlie King struck in the final minute to give Brechin three points. Rory McKenzie was denied by Derek Gaston early on but neither side could score in the first half. McKenzie broke the deadlock from the penalty spot early but Robert Love equalised before King won it.

Airdrie United 3 - 0 Forfar Athletic

Nathan Blockley almost put Airdrie in front with a header which Greg Paterson tipped over just before half-time. Jamie Bain broke the deadlock in 54 minutes and Kevin Motion then hit the crossbar for Forfar. But a Paul Lovering penalty and a Willie McLaren strike settled it.

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