East Stirlingshire

      Fixtures

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      Scottish League Two

      2nd Leg - EDI advance 2-1 on aggregate

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      Scottish League Two

      1st Leg

      East Stirlingshire

      SOCCER

        Motherwell 3-0 East Stirlingshire

        Motherwell's Marvin Johnson, Scott McDonald and Chris Cadden all struck in the 3-0 win over East Stirling which keeps their side on course for the Betfred Cup last 16.However, Mark McGhee's team had to wait until the 53rd minute for Johnson's breakthrough after failing to make the most of their early openings.McDonald netted the second on 77 minutes before Cadden's late third wrapped up the Ladbrokes Premiership outfit's second Group F win. Another victory at Stranraer on Saturday should see them follow Rangers into the knockout rounds.McGhee made four changes to the side which beat Annan on Saturday, with Craig Clay handed a start in midfield.The former Grimsby midfielder had agreed a short-term deal specifically to allow the Well boss time to assess him in action against the Shire and he did well enough to suggest a longer contract could be in the offing.But there was a more familiar face in the home dugout as James McFadden returned to Fir Park to start work as McGhee's new assistant.Predictably, it was one-way traffic as Motherwell swarmed over the Lowland League part-timers - but East Stirling keeper Darren Dolan did well to deny Johnson and McDonald early on.Motherwell's failure to maintain their smart tempo, though, allowed Shire to settle and they even mustered a shot on Well stopper Craig Samson's goal when Derek Ure took aim from distance.Their brave resistance stretched into the second half but Johnson eventually found the space he needed for the opener, collecting a pass from the tidy looking Clay before spinning and firing past Dolan.With the handbrake off, Ben Heneghan, Lionel Ainsworth, Clay and Johnson all came close to a second but it took McDonald's close-range header from a Cadden cross to put daylight between the sides.Cadden was just as clinical four minutes from time as he picked out the bottom corner from Richard Tait's cut-back.ends
        • 9Y
        • PA Sport

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          East Stirlingshire 0-3 Rangers

          Joe Dodoo and Josh Windass grabbed their first Rangers goals as the Ibrox men all but booked their place in the last 16 of the Betfred Cup with a 3-0 win over East Stirling.Former Accrington youngster Windass has made an encouraging start to his Ibrox career since moving north this summer.And after impressing against Motherwell and Annan in their opening two Group F clashes, the 22-year-old playmaker opened his Gers account as Mark Warburton's team made it three wins from three against John Sludden's part-timers.An early Andy Halliday penalty had the visitors ahead before Windass prodded home 10 minutes before the break.Gers treated the second period as a training exercise but Warburton did hand new signing Dodoo the last half an hour to introduce himself to the travelling support and he made his mark with a stoppage-time tap-in.The Ibrox men are yet to get up to full speed but even the sticky Ochilview plastic pitch could not slow them down as Gers toyed with the Lowland League minnows from the off.Windass fired wide in the opening minutes before Harry Forrester did the same after Kenny Miller sent him flying in behind the home defence.East Stirling's resistance lasted just a quarter of an hour, though. Referee Crawford Allan was quick to spot Ross Fisher's tug on Barrie McKay in the box and the punishment was a Halliday penalty which fizzed past Darren Dolan's reach.The only surprise was it took until the 35th minute for the Light Blues to double their lead. Halliday sprayed the ball wide for McKay, who wasted little time sending his cross to the back post. Windass' first shot was blocked by Adam Murray but the 22-year-old made sure he found the net with his second.Miller somehow blazed over from 10 yards out just before the interval and Rangers were subdued somewhat after the break when Windass failed to return as he limped off clutching his thigh.Forrester and Niko Kranjcar had efforts after the break, while Dodoo could not make an instant impact as his first sight of goal had the sting taken out of it by a deflection.However, a couple of clever touches from the former Leicester striker hinted there is more to come from the 21-year-old and he made no mistake late on, netting from close range after Lee Wallace laid it on a plate.Rangers can guarantee top spot by winning their final group match in Monday's visit of Stranraer.ends
          • 9Y
          • PA Sport

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          East Stirlingshire

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          East Stirlingshire

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            Max Wright scores and then sees red as East Stirling win at Annan

            Annan slipped to fourth place in Ladbrokes Scottish League Two as they fell to a 3-1 defeat at home to 10-man East Stirling.Lewis Guy was twice denied by goalkeeper Darren Dolan before the visitors took the lead, Max Wright hitting a superb shot from outside the area which went in via the upright.Wright's afternoon took a turn for the worse five minutes before the break when he was sent off for a reckless challenge on Rabin Omar.Ben Jago skimmed the crossbar with a shot at the start of the second half as Annan started the second period brightly, and they levelled shortly afterwards.Substitute Smart Osadolor had been on the pitch a matter of seconds when he converted Josh Todd's cross.Osadolor missed in front of goal and Guy hit a post, only for East Stirling to snatch the lead from a set piece, Kris Faulds scoring from close range.Gavin McMillan sealed the points for the rock-bottom visitors with a header from Lloyd Kinnaird's cross.
            • 9Y
            • PA Sport

            East Stirlingshire

            SOCCER

              Queen's Park coast to win at East Stirlingshire to boost play-off hopes

              Queen's Park boosted their Ladbrokes League Two play-off push with a comfortable 3-0 win over the Scottish league's basement club East Stirlingshire.The visitors took the lead when Ross Fisher fouled Paul Woods and Jamie McKernon, against his former club, fired the resulting penalty beneath keeper Richard Barnard.Barnard made good saves from Vinnie Berry and Chris Duggan but Berry made it 2-0 from David Galt's cross and Paul Woods fired the third just before half-time.Woods was twice denied and Duggan was foiled by an offside flag before injury forced McKernon off the field.Barnard denied Galt a fourth from 30 yards and close-range misses from McKernon's replacement Conor McVey, Duggan and Woods followed.William Muir denied the Shire a consolation goal before Barnard's fine save from Woods left Queen's Park to settle for three.
              • 9Y
              • PA Sport

              East Stirlingshire

              SOCCER

                East Stirling end losing streak with Berwick draw

                Bottom side East Stirling claimed their first point from six games as they held Berwick to a goalless stalemate at Ochilview Park.The away side had the best chance to get on the scoresheet in the opening exchanges but Darren Lavery's close-range effort that was heading for the bottom corner was held out by Darren Dolan.Down at the other end, John Fraser sent his shot wide and Ross Fisher's header missed the target before Blair Henderson came close with two chances for the Black and Gold.Lavery was again close to breaking the deadlock for the visitors after the break but sent his long-range effort wide before team-mate Jonathon Fairbairn's header sailed over the bar.The Shire struck back with chances of their own through Michael McMullin and Kristopher Faulds but neither side was able to get a breakthrough as the spoils were shared.
                • 9Y
                • PA Sport

                East Stirlingshire

                SOCCER

                East Stirlingshire

                SOCCER

                  Sean Higgins nets double as 10-man Clyde hold off bottom club East Stirling

                  Clyde maintained their promotion push in Scottish League Two with an eventful 4-2 win over bottom side East Stirling.The basement dwellers made a lively start and were ahead after just three minutes as Ross Fisher set up Thomas Orr in the penalty box but the scores were level four minutes later when Jordan Cairnie headed into his own net.The visitors took the lead via another header five minutes before the break, this time as Scott McLaughlin headed home after being set up by Scott Linton.Sean Higgins fired low past Darren Dolan to make it 3-1 with 19 minutes remaining but East Stirling had a lifeline just three minutes later when David Marsh was dismissed for a challenge on Reece Donaldson.Kris Faulds had the home fans sensing a comeback when he netted with nine minutes to play to make it 3-2 but Higgins put the result beyond doubt after being set up by David Gormley in the last minute.
                  • 9Y
                  • PA Sport

                  East Stirlingshire

                  SOCCER

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                  2025-26 SPFL League Two Table

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                  2025-26 Team Leaders

                  Scottish League Two

                  Iain UreG

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