Kyle Banner: Last News

More than 500 tickets have already been sold to a star-studded charity football match in memory of tragic Dunblane teenager Murray Dowey.

Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterStirling Albion manager Kevin Rutkiewicz felt his much-changed side showed up well against Montrose despite their 1-0 defeat in the second round of the SPFL Trust Trophy at Links Park.Graham Webster scored from the penalty spot after only four minutes and that proved decisive, with home keeper Aaron Lennox making good saves from Dylan Bikey and Daniel Scally as the Binos were unable to take the tie to a penalty shoot-out.Injuries and suspensions saw Rutkiewicz make eight changes – with only Kyle Banner, Kurtis Roberts and Adam Cummins having started the recent 2-1 win over Albion Rovers.A number of those who missed out should be fit to return for Saturday’s cinch League Two game

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Stirling Albion stars have urged the Cowie community and beyond to take part in Covid-19 testing to help reduce the spread of the virus across Stirling.As part of a national testing initiative for people without symptoms, a coronavirus community testing unit is again available in Cowie this week from today (Wednesday) until Saturday, July 17.Cowie’s own Ross McGeachie, who is club captain, defender Kyle Banner and manager Kevin Rutkiewicz all voluntarily attended the coronavirus testing unit to take the LFD testing.And they called on residents to take a test as a precaution to help protect residents, friends and family in Stirling.Ross said: “Many