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Cambuslang Rangers boss Paul McColl hopes a 3-2 win over sixth-placed Maybole sends his side on a run that takes them up the West of Scotland First Division.

Neilston boss Kevin Muirhead believes his players couldn’t ask for a bigger incentive to go on and win the Demolition Cup.

Neilston launched themselves up the WoSFL First Divison table with an impressive away win against title hopefuls Gartcairn.

Kevin Muirhead admits he’s relieved to bag his first competitive win since taking over the reins as Neilston boss.

Muirkirk look set to face an SFA probe after their match-winner turned out to be on a list of players banned from the first round of the South Challenge Cup on Saturday.

West of Scotland League Conference A match which actually produced three red cards.Former Hearts striker Nade received his marching orders after an altercation with 'Gow defender Neil Schoneville who, himself, was later sent-off. 'Kirk's James Gray walked in injury time.It was a brutal afternoon for Muirkirk which prompted some post-match soul-searching from gaffer Kevin Muirhead as his side – who are third in the table – suffered defeat at Burnside Park for the first time since 2019.In a very honest assessment, he told Ayrshire Live: "It was very disappointing.

Winton Rovers to the sword — but the cheeky penalty landed him in a spot of bother with his OWN boss.The 23-year-old summer signing revealed gaffer Kevin Muirhead threatened him with the AXE just seconds after his audacious scooped chip shot found the net in Saturday's friendly clash.It was the second of THREE penalties the former Arthurlie and Maryhill frontman scored on his debut as Muirkirk got their pre-season off to a flier with a 3-1 win.But not even that was good enough to save the hat-trick hero from a touchline ear bashing.Gray revealed: "I was running back to the centre circle absolutely buzzing and Kevin shouts over, 'Jamie, do that again and you're out the door!'"I don't think he was too happy at the time but we had a laugh