East Fife

3-4-6
7th in Scottish League Two

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Scottish Cup

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Scottish League One Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

2nd Leg - CLY advance 2-1 on aggregate

Scottish League One Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

1st Leg

Scottish League Two

East Fife

SOCCER

'Fergie time': Alex Ferguson (no, not that one) scores first professional goals for East Fife

1Y
ESPN

'Fergie time': Alex Ferguson (no, not that one) scores first professional goals for East Fife

Dream result achieved: East Fife 4, Forfar 5

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Reuters

Scottish League Cup Trophy

Heart of Midlothian 3-0 East Fife

Kyle Lafferty bagged a brace as Hearts marked John Souttar's shock return to the starting line-up with a comfortable 3-0 Betfred Cup win over 10-man East Fife.Lafferty opened the scoring with a towering header after 22 minutes, with the delightful chipped assist for coming from Souttar, turning in a classy display on his return from six months of injury torment.He has been absent since suffering a devastating Achilles tear against Celtic in January and, despite a cameo in a practice game against Civil Service Strollers in midweek, was not expected to be in contention for a senior return for another fortnight.However, he was afforded the first 45 minutes and showed little sign of rustiness, albeit East Fife - horribly depleted by injuries - offered scant resistance to the hosts, with Christophe Berra and Lafferty finding the net after the break.Michael Smith took just five minutes to fire a warning shot across the bows of the Methil men, ghosting in to the box and rattling the post with a ferocious right-footed drive before his compatriot Lafferty headed a gilt-edged chance inches wide.Lafferty made amends when he deftly directed Souttar's delivery beyond Ryan Goodfellow.Isma Goncalves and Jamie Walker both forced excellent saves from the distinctly overworked Goodfellow as the hosts dominated the first period.The Fifers endeavoured to pinch a goal after the break, with Paul Willis forcing Jack Hamilton into two sharp low saves, however the encounter was put to bed when Berra powered home Malaury Martin's corner for his first goal in maroon since January 2008.And Lafferty added gloss to the scoreline from the penalty spot after Gonclaves had been felled in the box, with Ben Gordon receiving a second yellow card for the offence.

6Y
PA Sport

East Fife

SOCCER

Penalty miss proves costly as East Fife lose to Albion

Scott Robinson failed to convert a penalty in added time as East Fife missed the chance to go third with a 1-0 defeat to Albion.Home goalkeeper Ross Stewart was in top form throughout and stayed firm to deny Robinson after Jamie Insall was brought down inside the area.Albion had taken the lead 10 minutes after half-time, as Ryan Wallace capitalised on a mistake from Jason Kerr before finishing into an open goal.Chris Duggan was wasteful in front of goal while Alex Cooper and Robinson saw efforts saved before the latter's dramatic late penalty.The win moves the home side into seventh in the table, while East Fife remain fourth.

7Y
PA Sport

Alloa brush aside East Fife to trim Livingston's lead at top

Alloa closed the gap on Ladbrokes Scottish League One leaders Livingston to six points following their 3-0 victory over East Fife.Greig Spence's 20th goal of the season put the hosts ahead after 11 minutes when he headed home Scott Taggart's centre before Kevin Cawley doubled the advantage just before the break.Substitute Jamie Longworth added gloss to the scoreline 10 minutes from time to extend the Wasps' unbeaten run to five domestic matches.Brechin produced a fine 3-1 comeback victory against Queen's Park to earn their first win in seven league matches.Bryan Wharton opened the scoring with a free-kick after four minutes for the Spiders but Ally Love quickly levelled with a set-piece of his own four minutes later.Dougie Hill latched onto a long ball from Liam Watt to head the hosts in front before the break with Andrew Jackson scoring with virtually the last kick of the match to seal all three points for Darren Dods' side.

7Y
PA Sport

Millar goal lifts Stenhousemuir off the bottom

Stenhousemuir climbed off the bottom of Ladbrokes Scottish League One after edging a 1-0 win at home to fellow strugglers Stranraer.Kieran Millar scored his first of the season with a powerful finish in the 68th minute shortly after the hosts had a goal disallowed for offside.The result sees the Warriors climb one point above Stranraer, who have now lost two games on the bounce.Leighton McIntosh scored and was sent off for Peterhead as they kept themselves away from the bottom two with an unlikely 1-0 win away at high-flying Alloa.Alloa, who remain second in the table, were looking to close the gap on Livingston at the top after the leaders saw their clash with Albion Rovers postponed, but fell behind to McIntosh's 49th-minute strike.The striker was then sent off for two yellow cards, but the visitors clung on to claim a vital three points.Airdrie drew level with Alloa after a late Jack Leitch goal snatched a point in a 2-2 draw.They took the lead through Andy Ryan's effort just before the half hour, but Jason Kerr's header made it level at the break.Ross Brown headed the visitors into the lead before Leitch grabbed a late goal to share the points.

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East Fife stun Scottish League One leaders Livingston

East Fife stunned runaway leaders Livingston with a 2-1 victory in Ladbrokes Scottish League One.Liam Buchanan gave Livingston an early lead but substitute Jamie Insall equalised with a quarter of an hour remaining and Scott Robinson grabbed the winner just three minutes later.That was not the only surprise of the day in the division, with Stranraer securing only their sixth win of the campaign with a 1-0 victory at Queen's Park to climb off the bottom.Willie Gibson scored the only goal of the game with a 20-yard effort an hour in.Elsewhere Alloa secured a thrilling 4-2 win over Stenhousemuir, who dropped to the foot of the table.Alan Cook put Stenhousemuir ahead after nine minutes but Kevin Cawley, Greig Spence and Jordan Kirkpatrick turned the contest on its head before half-time.Kirkpatrick completed his brace after the interval, with Oli Shaw netting a late consolation for the home side.

7Y
PA Sport

Swindon dumped out of FA Cup after upset defeat to Eastleigh

Non-league Eastleigh produced a shock upset as they claimed a 3-1 victory over Swindon to book their spot in the FA Cup second round.Jai Reason, Andy Drury and Mikael Mandron were on the scoresheet as the Spitfires stunned their Sky Bet League One hosts, who scored a consolation late on through Nathan Delfouneso in the first-round replay.The National League side took a 16th-minute lead when Reason finished off a flowing move, which included a clinical one-two between the midfielder and Scott Wilson.Former Ipswich winger Reason attempted to double his tally two minutes later but his 25-yard strike was held on the dive by Lawrence Vigouroux, before seeing a similar chance deflected behind.The Robins had a glorious chance to equalise in the 31st minute but Luke Norris fired straight at Ryan Clarke when slipped through by an audacious outside of the foot pass by Michael Doughty.The lead was doubled when Mandron fed Drury on the counter attack, before the midfielder coolly beat Swindon goalkeeper Clarke and slotted in.In the 74th minute the upset was completed when Wilson was dragged down by Brandon Ormonde-Ottewill and Mandron dispatched the penalty via Vigouroux's elbow.The Robins grabbed a consolation with 11 minutes to go when Delfouneso charged down Clarke's goal kick.But Eastleigh have now reached the second round for the third year in a row, having never reached that stage beforehand, and notched their second win against a Football League side.

7Y
PA Sport

East Fife

SOCCER

Airdrieonians hit back to claim a point against East Fife

It was tit for tat at the Excelsior Stadium as Airdrieonians and East Fife drew 1-1.The Fifers led early on when Mark Lamont whipped in a dangerous cross and Kevin Smith nodded past Rohan Ferguson at the back post.Eddie Wolecki Black's men however dug in to steady the ship in the first half, and struck back on the hour. Jonathan Page was penalised for a challenge on Andy Ryan in the box, and Iain Russell equalised from the penalty spot.Mark Hurst had to be sharp in the East Fife goal to keep out an Adam Brown effort, but the two sides cancelled each other out after the leveller.

7Y
PA Sport

East Fife

SOCCER

Jamie Insall's double helps East Fife get back to winning ways against Stranraer

Jamie Insall bagged a brace as East Fife bounced back to winning ways in Ladbrokes League One to beat Stranraer 2-0 at Bayview Stadium.Stranraer defender Steven Bell almost put the visitors ahead in the sixth minute but his close-range effort came back off the crossbar.Insall, who earlier had two goals disallowed for offside, nodded in Kevin Smith's cross to edge the home side in front seven minutes before the break.The striker then beat the offside trap to latch onto Kyle Wilkie's pass and lob the ball over visiting goalkeeper Cameron Belford to seal the points with half an hour remaining.

7Y
PA Sport

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Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Stenhousemuir	14	9	4	1	+16	31
Peterhead	13	9	1	3	+14	28
Dumbarton	13	8	2	3	+12	26
Spartans FC	13	5	5	3	+3	20
Bonnyrigg Rose	14	5	3	6	-1	18
Stranraer	14	4	3	7	-13	15
East Fife	13	3	4	6	-1	13
Forfar Athletic	14	2	7	5	-4	13
Elgin City	13	3	3	7	-11	12
Clyde	13	1	4	8	-15	7

Alan TroutenF #10

Nathan AustinF #14

Conor McManusM #6

Goal Difference

-1

Tied-5th

Goals Scored

17

6th

Assists

11

5th

Goals Conceded

18

5th

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