Clyde 0-4 Dumbarton - Sons singing in the rain after dominant display

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Two goals in either half saw Dumbarton blow away Clyde on a soaking afternoon at New Douglas Park.A depleted away support as a result of widespread flooding in Dumbarton and the Vale was rewarded, with Ryan Wallace and Tony Wallace putting Stevie Farrell’s men two goals ahead at half-time.The second-half saw the visitors continue to dominate, with a third goal in four starts for Michael Ruth and tap in for substitute Jinky Hilton ensuring that those who braved the elements were rewarded.And boss Farrell saluted his side for hitting their target for the first quarter of the campaign.He said: “It was a good performance, the goals are coming from all over the pitch and we’re having a lot of the ball with 60 percent possession again this week.“We played with a good intensity and scored some great goals.“Ryan Wallace and Mikey Ruth are striking up a great partnership now they are both up to fitness.“It’s now the second best start to a season we’ve had.

We’ve had a brilliant start and we’ve got a 54 percent win rate in the league. 50 percent wasn’t good enough last year and these are the stats that we use to set our targets.“The whole group is delighted because they’ve worked so hard.”Farrell named an unchanged side to the one which had defeated Stranraer a week previous, with the Bully Wee also unchanged from their 2-2 draw with Stenhousemuir.The hosts threatened early on through Kian Leslie, but from that point onwards it was one way traffic towards Jack Leighfield’s goal.Michael Ruth saw an effort scrambled clear from Kalvin Orsi’s cross, before Sean Crighton flashed wide from the edge of the area after a clever short corner routine.David Wilson was next to threaten, as he clipped Tony Wallace’s cross into the side netting,