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29.04.2023 / 16:19

Hurlford deal sickening late blow to rivals Darvel as Beith bag league title

Hurlford United dealt a sickening late blow to rivals Darvel this afternoon as a stoppage-time equaliser handed Beith Juniors the West of Scotland League Premier Division title.

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Kilwinning Rangers boss reckons physio deserves a bonus as club battle injury nightmare

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Kilwinning Rangers boss Chris Strain hails 'bottle' as side claim derby bragging rights

3-1 victory over Irvine Meadow ended a run of five winless weekends.Gavin Millar's first half double had the Buffs in control at half-time in Saturday's West of Scotland Premier Division encouter at Meadow Park.But Kilwinning had to withstand a spell of second half pressure after Jamie Martin’s 47th minute wonder goal cut the visitors’ lead to 2-1.It took a controversial David Syme penalty to restore Buffs' two goal cushion but Strain insisted his side were worthy winners.He said: “There’s a bit of trepidation because we’ve lost a couple of leads this season but I thought in terms of bottle, organisation and carrying out the game plan we did fine.“I thought we completely dominated the first half.“Second half you expect Meadow to come back

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Irvine Meadow boss Colin Spence questions 'very soft' penalty call after derby defeat to Kilwinning Rangers

Kilwinning Rangers on Saturday.Meadow slipped to a 3-1 defeat after David Syme's spot kick rounded off the scoring with 15 minutes left of the West of Scotland Premier Division clash.But co-boss Spence felt his players were on top until Neil Slooves brought down Gavin Millar for the penalty award.A stunning Jamie Martin strike had cut the Buffs lead to 2-1 before whistler Sean Henderson made the controversial call. And Spence reckons Medda were hard done by – despite admitting his side were poor in the opening 45 minutes.He said: “I thought it was a very soft penalty to say the least.

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Irvine Meadow 1 Kilwinning Rangers 3 as Gavin Millar is derby day hero for Buffs

Gavin Millar bagged two goals and won a match-clinching penalty as Kilwinning claimed three Premier points and the North Ayrshire derby bragging rights.The wing wizard's first half double put the visitors in the driving seat at Meadow Park.A sensational Jamie Martin volley gave the hosts hope of staging a second half comeback.But Millar had the last word, drawing a foul from Medda centre-half Neil Slooves to earn Buffs a 75th minute spot kick which David Syme duly converted.The penalty award undoubtedly fell in the soft category, but once the dust settles, Meadow will probably look back on a poor opening 45 minutes as their undoing.They fell behind in 16 minutes when Jordan Stuart's searching ball over the top sent Millar racing into the

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Covid-hit Kilwinning Rangers hailed by boss after clinching Eglinton Cup glory

Kilwinning Rangers boss Chris Strain hailed his Covid-hit squad after they overcame derby rivals Irvine Meadow to win the inaugural Eglinton Cup yesterday.Gavin Millar's late strike sealed a 4-2 victory for the Buffs at Meadow Park after a frantic, see-sawing first half produced five goals and no end of drama.Kilwinning led 2-0 and 3-1 in the opening 45 minutes thanks to goals from Thomas Collins, Ally McColm and David Syme.But Meadow stayed on their coat tails thanks to strikes from Dylan Pooler and Mick Wardrope before Millar put the match beyond their reach in the 87th minute.Strain insisted his side were worthy winners as he revealed how Covid cases and players self-isolating had 'ravaged' his preparations for the showpiece pre-season

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Ross County star Ross Stewart can be spur for talented Kilwinning Rangers ace, says boss

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterKilwinning Rangers boss Chris Strain is ready to build his team around David Syme after the former Kilmarnock defender committed his long-term future to the club.Strain fought off competition from League Two sides to convince the 23-year-old to sign a new three-year deal last week.He sees Syme as future captain material and the first piece of the jigsaw in building something special at Buffs Park.And he believes he is capable of following in the footsteps of former Buffs striker Ross Stewart - now an established star at Ross County - and playing at a higher level.“We’re delighted David sees his future here,” said Strain.“He is a very talented

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Former Killie kid warns against writing off Bonnyton Thistle on Rugby Park legend Alan Robertson's watch

David Syme insists Bonnyton Thistle shouldn't be written off as West of Scotland League whipping boys on Kilmarnock legend Alan Robertson’s watch.

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