Brechin City vs Preston Ath, 2006/07 Scottish Cup, Round 2

· Scottish Cup

Brechin City

34': Iain Russell
55': John Ward

FT
2 - 1

Preston Ath

88': Graham Newall

About

Brechin City are hosting Preston Ath at The Carnegie Fuels Stadium at Glebe Park, Brechin, Scotland, starting on . The match is a part of the Scottish Cup.

Game Information

Competition: Scottish Cup

Venue: The Carnegie Fuels Stadium at Glebe Park
Location: Brechin, Scotland
Attendance: 452

Line-Ups

Brechin City

No.	Name
	Craig Nelson (GK)
	Richard Walker
	John Ward
4	David White
3	Stuart Callaghan
	Kevin Byers
	Mathew Flynn
	Paddy Connolly
7	Charlie King
	Iain Russell
9	Steven Hampshire

Brechin City Substitutes:

John Hillcoat, Scott Walker, Scott Devlin, Ross Archibald, Chris Geddes.

Preston Ath

No.	Name
	Ross Gilpin (GK)
	Kenny Manson
	M Costello
	Craig Scott
	Bob Baillie
	Chris Barton
	S MacAuley
	M Lockart
	B Wilson
	Stuart Miller
	Paul Cowie

Preston Ath Substitutes:

Sean Trayner, Craig Nisbett, Jamie Campbell, Willie Kirk, Graham Newall.

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