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Peterhead 3 Stirling Albion 2

SEETHING Stirling boss Allan Moore gave his league leaders a rollicking and ordered them to cut out the slack defending.Read

Alloa 2 Clyde 0

ALLOA racked up their first win in six games and boss Allan Maitland is praying they have turned the corner.Read

Arbroath 0 Stenhousemuir 3

CARETAKER boss Robbie Raeside insists he still wants the job of Arbroath playermanager despite the pain of seeing his side being robbed of three points by Stenny.Read

Cowdenbeath 2 East Fife 1

DELIGHTED Danny Lennon praised his Beath battlers after they dumped their local rivals to make it five games unbeaten.Read

Dumbarton 0 Brechin 0

BRECHIN boss Jim Duffy blamed a mini injury crisis after his shot-shy side were held to stalemate.Read

Cowdenbeath 0 Brechin 0

CRAIG NELSON couldn't celebrate helping Brechin taking a point for thinking how mind-numbingly awful a game both teams had served up for the long-suffering supporters.Read

Peterhead 0 Alloa 0

PETERHEAD manager Neale Cooper was left frustrated after his side blew great chances to grab victory.Read

Stirling 1 Clyde 1

LIAM CORR rescued a point for Stirling late on but couldn't put a smile on the face of Allan Moore.Read

East Fife 2 Stenhousemuir 1

AARON CONWAY bagged his first goal for East Fife to edge them away from the relegation zone.Read

Dumbarton 1 Arbroath 0

DUMBARTON boss Jim Chapman hailed his troops after their win and admits they have a lot more bottle than at the start of the campign.Read

Stenhousemuir 1 Stirling Albion 2

GOAL hero David O'Brien reckons a half-time roasting from gaffer Allan Moore inspired the Binos to their thrilling fightback.Read

Brechin 3 East Fife 2

CHARLIE KING snatched a late winner as Brechin kept up their perfect home record.Read

Alloa 1 Dumbarton 3

RAGING Alloa boss Allan Maitland fired a rocket at his misfiring duds after they were run ragged.Read

Arbroath 0 Cowdenbeath 1

COWDEN gaffer Danny Lennon was delighted to see Scott Linton seal a third straight league win - but was even more thrilled to have kept a clean sheet.Read