Peterhead

  • 6-3-2
  • 3rd in Scottish League Two

Peterhead

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    Peterhead to face Stenhousemuir in League One play-off final

    Peterhead will take on Stenhousemuir in the Ladbrokes League One play-off final following a 3-0 win over Stirling at Balmoor.Leading 1-0 from the first leg, Jim McInally's side made it eight wins in a row thanks to goals from Mason Robertson, Rory McAllister and Jason Brown.Stirling keeper Cammy Binnie denied Jack Leith, McAllister twice and Scott Brown but was finally beaten in the 38th minute when Robertson, the scorer of the only goal in the first leg, headed in Willie Gibson's corner via the bar.Ross Kavanagh fired over a great chance for Stirling just before the break and they were made to pay when McAllister finished with a low drive in the 57th minute for his 32nd goal of the season.Brown extended Peterhead's lead in the 65th minute, converting Aidan McIlduff's cross.They will now meet Stenhousemuir, who beat Queen's Park 2-1 at Hampden Park to secure a 3-2 aggregate win.Martin Scott headed an early chance wide for the visitors while Aidan Keena struck the bar from fully 35 yards for the Spiders before Luke Donnelly saw his effort cleared off the line by Ross Meechan.But Stenhousemuir went in front in the 17th minute when Mark McGuigan nodded home a cross by Ruaridh Donaldson from close range for his 22nd goal of the season.Queen's Park levelled four minutes before the break with Gerry McLaughlan producing a diving header from Ross Millen's free-kick for his first goal for the club.McGuigan restored Stenhousemuir's lead with nine minutes remaining, slotting past Michael White following Harrison Paton's fine through-ball, which was enough to advance to the final and relegate Queen's Park.
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      Alloa and Livingston end honours even after battling Scottish League One draw

      It was honours even between Alloa and Livingston in the battle at the top of Ladbrokes Scottish League One following the 2-2 draw at the Indodrill Stadium.Jordan Kirkpatrick gave the hosts the lead with a superb 25-yard strike on 25 minutes but Daniel Mullen levelled for Livingston just before the break.Liam Buchanan netted his 22nd goal of the season shortly after the restart to put the table-toppers in front for the first time in the match but Dylan Mackin earned the Wasps a valuable point four minutes from time.Airdrie moved up to second with a 4-1 win over lowly Peterhead to reduce the gap to leaders Livingston to 10 points.The Diamonds fell behind when Rory McAllister scored his 17th goal of the season to put the Blue Toon in front at the half-time interval.Jack McKay equalised for the for the hosts with 21 minutes remaining before Ryan Conroy scored two minutes later to give Airdrie the lead for the first time.Andy Ryan put the home side further ahead with a powerful finish before outstanding solo goal from Scott Stewart rounded off a emphatic comeback victory in stoppage-time.Brechin City and Stenhousemuir could not be separated as they drew 2-2 at Glebe Park.Andy Jackson put Brechin in front after just three minutes when he fired in Ally Love's through ball but Willis Furtado responded four minutes later to equalise with a curling effort from the edge of the box.Oliver Shaw put Stenhousemuir ahead just after the quarter of an hour mark but Dougie Hill replied shortly after the restart to earn City a share of the spoils despite the Warriors going down to 10 men after David Marsh earned his marching orders for yellow bookable offences on 74 minutes.East Fife came from behind to earn a point at Queen's Park following their 2-2 draw at Hampden Park.Two goals in seven first-half minutes put the hosts in a dominant position with Dario Zanatta scoring the opener on 28 minutes with a neat finish before Anton Brady doubled Park's lead with a powerful strike.Chris Duggan halved the deficit four minutes after the restart before a close range effort from Scott Robinson stole a point for the Fifers.Bottom club Stranraer ran out easy 3-0 victors at home to Albion Rovers to boost their survival hopes.Craig Malcolm put Stranraer ahead on 21 minutes to give the hosts a half-time lead. Malcolm doubled his tally with 11 minutes left on the clock before Steven Bell netted a third to put the Blues four points from safety.
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      2024-25 SPFL League Two Standings

      TeamGPWDLGDP
      East Fife11722+1623
      Elgin City11650+823
      Peterhead11632+621
      Stirling Albion11614+119
      Bonnyrigg Rose11425-314
      Edinburgh City11335-312
      Spartans FC11245-410
      Stranraer11236-69
      Forfar Athletic11236-79
      Clyde11164-89

      2024-25 Team Leaders

      Scottish League Two

      Rankings

      Scottish League Two

      Goal Difference
      6
      3rd
      Goals Scored
      14
      Tied-4th
      Assists
      11
      Tied-2nd
      Goals Conceded
      8
      1st