Jaime Wilson: Last News

BY BEN MCNICOLHamilton moved to the top of Group E in the Premier Sports Cup after completing a dramatic late turn around at The Falkirk Stadium.Aidan Nesbitt opened the scoring within 43 seconds of the second-half restart but two late goals from Ronan Hughes and Jamie Hamilton sealed an important three points for the New Douglas Park side.Brian Rice handed a start to midweek signing Lewis Spence in the place of Hakeem Odoffin while Hamilton replaced Brian Easton in defence.Falkirk boss Paul Sheerin made three changes from the emphatic 5-1 win against Albion Rovers, as Steven Hetherington, Aidan Nesbitt and Anton Dowds replaced Brad McKay, Seb Ross and Jaime Wilson.Hamilton started confidently and they created the game’s first opening after

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Jaime Wilson’s goal proved the difference between Dumbarton and Stranraer, as the striker sealed the Sons’ place in the League Two playoff final.The former Inverness man’s first-half strike was all that separated Jim Duffy’s side from the League Two side - who saw Ruari Paton miss a second-half penalty.And afterwards Duffy was pleased with the nature of the result.He said: “In those types of games there’s a lot of tension, there’s a lot at stake and players feel that tension as well.“They feel the weight of responsibility so it’s understandable that, at times, they rush things and don’t make the right decisions.“I think, penalty aside where we got a wee break, we

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Jaime Wilson bagged a double as Dumbarton cruised into the Scottish Cup third round with victory against Highland League Huntly.The Sons will welcome Aberdeen to G82 in the next round of the competition after the comprehensive win over Allan Hale’s side, with Highlander Wilson the key man for a Dumbarton side who have scored just five times in the league all season.And post-match manager Jim Duffy paid tribute to his side for the hunger they showed.He said: “We were desperate to get through and play Aberdeen, and we managed to do that.“We approached the game with a really good attitude, tempo and

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Dumbarton Football Club helped to spread a little cheer to those in need over the festive period.The club were one of 37 taking part in the SPFL’s Festive Friends at Home programme scheme, which saw gift hampers delivered to the elderly and people experiencing social isolation.West Dunbartonshire Community and Volunteering Services attended the C&G Systems Stadium on December 21 to collect 10 boxes filled with Sons merchandise as well as tea, coffee and biscuits.Strikers Robert Jones and Jaime Wilson were there to hand over the boxes to Daren Borzynski and David Robertson from the service.Following that, the players made the journey to Crosslet House

really sharp. “Because of the heat over there, it’s definitely more tactical, and it was enjoyable to work on that side of my game.