King's Park
Dalkeith Thistle 8-2 Tweedmouth Rangers
Att: 309
The visitors were actually winning at half time before a red card for an off-the-ball incident saw Tweedmouth down to 10 men. The collapse was unreal as they proceeded to conceded 7 goals, with Dalkeith hitting the woodwork on numerous occasions which could have made the scoreline even more embarrassing. The steak pie on sale at the ground was tremendous.
Goals:
Dalkeith Thistle: Ryan Weston (32, 61) Darren McTernon (50) Darren Leslie (58pen) Greig Callaghan (66) Own Goal (70) Danny McFadden (76) Jack Burrows (90)
Tweedmouth Rangers: Michael Robinson (6 & 35) plus red card (46)
New Dundas Park
Bonnyrigg Rose 2-1 Dalbeattie Star
Att: 517
Bonnyrigg looked the stronger outfit throughout but couldn't convert their chances. Dalbeattie looked short of ideas in the final third but could have nicked a point right at the death. I must give a special mention to the doner pies that were on sale. They were superb!
Bonnyrigg Rose: Lewis Turner (17) Kerr Young (59)
Dalbeattie Star: Lewis Todd (46)
Newbattle Complex
Easthouses Lily Miners Welfare 2-5 Glenrothes
Att: 208
A good game. Visitors much the better team in the opening exchanges but after racing into a two goal they were pegged back by the homesters. A late flurry of goals though ensured victory for Glenrothes, including a hat-trick from Graeme Walker. I completed my own hat-trick with a Chicken Balmoral pie which was an absolute winner!
Goals:
Easthouses Lily: Lewis Sives (60 & 63)
Glenrothes: Graeme Walker (7, 56 & 90) Reece Brown (79) Lea Schiavone (90)
New Victoria Park
Newtongrange Star 2-2 Tranent Juniors
Att: 401
Bottom vs Top but Nitten thoroughly deserved their point after twice taking the lead. A tremendous encounter concluded a fabulous day of football. Great to catch up with people but my tight schedule meant it was all too brief. I was home just before 3am but it was well worth it. The next Scottish Hop is scheduled for March 2022. I cannae wait!
Goals:
Newtongrange Star: Chris Robertson (27 & 37)
Tranent Juniors: Sean Wringe (31) Craig Stevenson (62 pen)
The aforementioned doner kebab pie. Delicious! |
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