Arbroath

16-4-8
1st in Scottish League One

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Dumbarton to meet Alloa in play-off final

Dumbarton will take on Alloa to retain their place in the Scottish Championship after a 1-1 draw at home to Arbroath secured a 3-2 aggregate victory in their play-off semi-final.Craig Barr scored a stoppage-time winner to earn Dumbarton a 2-1 first-leg win in midweek and they made a perfect start on home soil.Tom Walsh floated in a ninth-minute corner that Dougie Hill powered home with a header to give the Sons breathing space.Arbroath, who finished fourth in League One, pulled one back in the 27th minute when Gavin Swankie finished under Scott Gallacher, but they were unable to find a second goal that would have sent the tie to extra-time.

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Craig Barr leaves it late to boost Dumbarton to victory

Craig Barr scored a stoppage-time winner to boost Dumbarton's chances of retaining their Ladbrokes Championship place in a 2-1 play-off semi-final first-leg victory at Arbroath.The Sons has lost their last five league games to finish well adrift in ninth place, but Calum Gallagher gave them the lead after 55 minutes when he headed in Tom Walsh's ball back across the box.Bobby Linn equalised for Arbroath nine minutes later, firing home from Ricky Little's path, and it looked like the sides would return to Dumbarton Football Stadium all square before Barr's late intervention.A late spell of pressure saw the visitors go close through Iain Russell and Andy Stirling, but when Barr's initial header was saved in the third minute of time added on the defender was alert to prod the rebound home.

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Inverness Caledonian Thistle 7-0 Arbroath

Scott Boden scored a hat-trick as Inverness ran riot in a 7-0 demolition of Arbroath.Aside from Boden's treble, two goals from Carl Tremarco and strikes from Iain Vigurs and Billy King capped off a marvellous display.The drubbing all but ensures the Caley Jags progressing to the last 16 of the Betfred Cup as Group C winners, with Dundee United needing to better the result against Dunfermline on Sunday.King gave Caley Thistle the perfect start 10 minutes in. Moments after seeing a penalty shout turned down after he was seemingly tripped by Gary Phillips, King made up for it by steering Jake Mulraney's pass through the legs of goalkeeper Robbie Mutch.Things would not get much better for the League Two side as after they were let off by Tremarco's open-goal miss, Boden put his left-footed strike beyond Mutch's grasp.It was one-way traffic in the first half as Vigurs, fresh from his midweek hat-trick against Dunfermline, nodded King's near-post cross on to the bar. Boden doubled his tally after 24 minutes when King headed Tremarco's cross into his path.Tremarco - another on the scoresheet at East End Park - got the fourth 10 minutes before the break as he planted Raven's cross past Mutch with a diving header. The former Macclesfield defender could have had a hat-rick in the opening 45 minutes, as he also headed straight at Mutch from six yards.Four-nil became five-nil at the start of the second half when Liam Polworth found Mulraney with a wonderful raking ball and he laid it on a plate for Vigurs to finish from close range.Arbroath had a couple of chances: Steven Doris' clipped effort was cleared off the line by Tremarco and Owain Fon Williams did well to parry Bobby Linn's skidding effort.Ex-Newport striker Boden rounded off his hat-trick after 71 minutes by slotting Vigurs' pass round Mutch and they notched a seventh in the closing stages, Gary Warren's mazy run and cross finished by Tremarco.ends

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Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Arbroath	28	16	4	8	+17	52
Cove Rangers	28	14	5	9	+18	47
Stenhousemuir	28	14	5	9	+12	47
Alloa Athletic	28	10	10	8	+6	40
Kelty Hearts	28	9	8	11	0	35
Queen of the South	28	10	5	13	-6	35
Inverness Caledonian Thistle	28	13	8	7	+5	32
Montrose	28	7	11	10	-7	32
Annan Athletic	28	7	6	15	-24	27
Dumbarton	28	5	8	15	-21	8

Goal Difference

2nd

Goals Scored

2nd

Assists

1st

Goals Conceded

Tied-3rd

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Arbroath

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Sub goalkeeper scores unlikely 35-yard screamer

Arbroath

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Arbroath

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Dumbarton to meet Alloa in play-off final

Arbroath

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Craig Barr leaves it late to boost Dumbarton to victory

Inverness Caledonian Thistle 7-0 Arbroath

2024-25 SPFL League One Standings

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Scottish League One

Ryan DowM #11

Gavin ReillyF #10

Scott StewartM #12

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Scottish League One

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