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Sandy Clark praised teen star Bright Prince for sparking Albion Rovers’ return to winning ways in the Lowland League on Saturday.

Martin Fellowes hailed goal-hero Alan Lithgow as ‘colossal’ after the big defender helped East Kilbride reach the Lowland League Cup semi-finals.

The woe and ire which followed the traumatising 9-0 defeat Dundee United suffered against today's opponents was hard to shake.

East Kilbride boss Kevin Rutkiewicz admits his side must now rely on others in their quest for Lowland League glory after a costly defeat to leaders Spartans on Saturday.

Cumbernauld Colts boss David Proctor hopes last night's shock win over Lowland League title hopefuls East Kilbride can be the spark to fire them up the table in 2023.

East Kilbride boss Kevin Rutkiewicz was happy to take a point off of Lowland League leaders Rangers B but warned they must follow that up with a win this weekend for it to count for something.

Sky commentator Ian Crocker's go-to line about Glasgow's big two not enjoying a friendly since the first time they faced off remains intact after the Sydney Super Cup showdown was kiboshed.

Dalbeattie Star boss Ritchie Maxwell is calling for a reaction from his side following their derby defeat.

East Kilbride interim boss Chris Aitken won’t underestimate Larkhall Thistle as he sets his sights on winning the South of Scotland Challenge Cup.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Finishing the season with a positive result was of great importance to St Johnstone WFC head coach Jason McCrindle.And his players delivered on Sunday afternoon by surging to a 5-2 McDiarmid Park curtain-closing victory against Stirling University.Saints had moved into a two-goal lead thanks to finishes from Rachel Todd and Ellie-May Cowie before the students mounted a comeback early in the second half.But a determined Perth side were not to be denied three points with Morgan Steedman, Nicole Carter and Rebecca McGowan all on target in the closing 15 minutes.The win ensured that Saints finished fifth in the Scottish Women’s Premier League 2.“We wanted to end the

pic.twitter.com/iZ3fLYicYI Caledonian Braves played their first match of the season after being the odd team out on the opening day of the 17-team league.But their opener didn't go to plan as they lost 2-0 away to Bonnyrigg Rose and last season's top scorer Ross McNeil hobbled off injured early on.It was back-to-back defeats for Cumbernauld Colts as they lost 2-1 at home to Stirling Uni.The Students ran East Kilbride close on Saturday and strikes from Conor Doan and Jamie Penker earned them all three points, as Luke Main's grabbed a consolation five minutes from time.Follow Lanarkshire Live Sport onTwitter via@LanLiveSport, like us on Facebookor find us on Instagramfor the latest sports news, pictures and video.