East Stirlingshire vs Preston Ath, 2008/09 Scottish Cup, Round 2

· Scottish Cup

East Stirlingshire

25': Andrew Rodgers (P)
72': Brian Graham
84': Colin Cramb
90': Sean Anderson

FT
4 - 2

Preston Ath

14': Stuart Miller
48': S MacAuley (P)

About

East Stirlingshire are hosting Preston Ath at Ochilview Park, Stenhousemuir, Scotland, starting on . The match is a part of the Scottish Cup.

Game Information

Competition: Scottish Cup

Venue: Ochilview Park
Location: Stenhousemuir, Scotland
Attendance: 382

Line-Ups

East Stirlingshire

No.	Name
	Jamie Barcley
	Craig Pully
	Eddie Forrest
	Michael Bolochoweckyj
	Paul Hay
	David Dunn
	Craig Donald
	Gary Kelly
	Colin Cramb
	Andrew Rodgers
	Derek Ure

East Stirlingshire Substitutes:

Dean Richardson, Sean Anderson, Jamie Newman, Brian Graham, Marc Mckenzie.

Preston Ath

No.	Name
	Richie McCaul
	Stuart McLaughlan
	Craig Manson
	Ross Gilpin (GK)
	Jamie Campbell (GK)
	Mark Cathcart
	M Costello
	Craig Nisbett
	S MacAuley
	B Wilson
	Stuart Miller

Preston Ath Substitutes:

Jamie Thomson, Danny Noon, John Porteous, Chris Barton, Kevin Cairnie.

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