East Fife 4, Forfar 5! The celebrated scoreline finally becomes a reality

Thomas Reilly won Forfar a bonus point in the Group B match of yesterday at East Fife – and was able to record a first result of The late comedian Eric Morecambe He scored the 12th penalty in a 5-4 shot that followed a 1-1 draw

The hosts took the lead after seven minutes when Anton's deflected shot Dowds found the bottom of the net. . Chris Kane beat Dylan Easton of the Loons in the 28th minute and he received a red card, Forfar making the extra man count at halftime when assistant player / manager John Baird snapped a pass. Easton

the decisive blow after Ross Davidson and Daryll Meggatt had missed for East Fife and Baird had sinned for Station Park men.

Morecambe came up with the score "East Fife 4, Forfar 5" as a greeting every time he met his James Alexander Gordon, the announcer who read the results ranked on the BBC for 40 years .

Alloa scored a 4-3 penalty after a 1-1 draw against a crowd of 1,659 in Tannadice ended Dundee United's interest in progress, with men from Csaba Laszlo four points from the top of Group A.

Frederic Frans seemed to have eased the pressure on Laszlo when he led United to lead 24 minutes, however Alan Trouten equalized from Stewart sp Murdoch and Paul McMullan saw the Wasps triumph and take second place behind Ross County. Laszlo left saying, "It's frustrating because we are not where we want to be. However, if we can qualify for the championship, we can go ahead quickly.

Arbroath sits in front of United after a success of 2 to 0 Gayfield on Elgin with Colin Hamilton and Thomas O. Brien in second period

The Queen of the South made three wins out of three when they beat Edinburgh City 4-0 to set up the chance to qualify for Group G at Motherwell tomorrow night

Lyndon Dykes lobbed Dumfries' men in the attack in the 24th minute, Stephen Dobbie quickly adding a second before Josh Todd intervened in the 34th minute

He climbed to the fourth place on the club's all-time top scorer list when he added the fourth before the break, with Queen's only disappointment being that there was no more scorer.

Ayr United 0 to Albion Rovers and the honest men trav The coup de grace to Partick Thistle next weekend for the qualification of Group E will be given by Stenhousemuir tomorrow night and the Jags will win at Coatbridge.

The team of Ian McCall hit after 15 minutes at Cliftonhill when Alan Forrest rebounded with Stevie Bell added the second with a powerful header ten minutes from time

In the same group, the Ray McKinnon's first home game in charge of Morton saw Greenock's side win a 2-0 win. more Stenhousemuir .

Ross MacLean spun in a deserted net in the 33rd minute, with Bob McHugh tilting his head in the second before the break.

Cowdenbeath will be traveling to Hearts tomorrow night The Hearts face a possible deduction of points on the placement of an ineligible player against the side of Aberdeen midweek, a match no one against visitors Cove Rangers . David Cox's goal at four minutes of time could give Blue Brazil a road to the last 16, if they manage a successful Tynecastle.

Spartans took the lead in their first meeting at Hampden, however Kurtis Roberts of Queen's Park defeated the 25-yard winner in a 2- 1 in Group H.

Jamie Dishington managed a pass from Blair Atkinson to slide the Champions Lowland League In the second half, Scott Gibson quickly equalized before the good shot by Roberts

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