Scottish League · Second Division
Stenhousemuir2–2Arbroath
John Gemmell 46′
Kevin McKinlay 90′
Lee Sibanda 61′
Paul Currie 90′
Lineups
Stenhousemuir
Arbroath
Stenhousemuir · Starting XI
- Robbie Thomson
- Greg Ross
- Kevin McKinlay
- Alan Lawson
- Ross McMillan
- Bryan Hodge
- Craig Anderson
- Andy Rodgers
- John Gemmell
- Stewart Kean
- Darren Smith
Arbroath · Starting XI
Stenhousemuir · Substitutes
- Dean Shaw
- Brown Ferguson
- Sean Dickson
- Ross Brash
- Stuart Love
Arbroath · Substitutes
Stenhousemuir · Substitutions
- Sean Dickson for John Gemmell46′
- Brown Ferguson for Andy Rodgers78′
Arbroath · Substitutions
- Paul Currie for Connor Birse69′
- David Banjo for Scott Robertson85′
Stenhousemuir · Manager
- Martyn Corrigan
Arbroath · Manager
Match report
Stenhousemuir's Kevin McKinlay scored a late equaliser to earn a draw against Arbroath. The Warriors made a strong start to the game and had a number of chances to break the deadlock in the first half, with Stewart Kean heading over from six yards. Kean went even closer on the stroke of half-time as his volley came back off a post. However, less than 10 seconds after the restart, Stenhousemuir had the lead when striker John Gemmell tapped in from close range. Arbroath pulled level shortly after, though, as Lee Sibanda's low drive hit the back of the net. The…Read moreRead less
Stenhousemuir's Kevin McKinlay scored a late equaliser to earn a draw against Arbroath.
The Warriors made a strong start to the game and had a number of chances to break the deadlock in the first half, with Stewart Kean heading over from six yards.
Kean went even closer on the stroke of half-time as his volley came back off a post.
However, less than 10 seconds after the restart, Stenhousemuir had the lead when striker John Gemmell tapped in from close range.
Arbroath pulled level shortly after, though, as Lee Sibanda's low drive hit the back of the net.
The visitors looked to have won the game in the 90th minute when substitute Paul Currie blasted home from six yards out but McKinlay spared his side's blushes with a last-gasp leveller.
The Warriors made a strong start to the game and had a number of chances to break the deadlock in the first half, with Stewart Kean heading over from six yards.
Kean went even closer on the stroke of half-time as his volley came back off a post.
However, less than 10 seconds after the restart, Stenhousemuir had the lead when striker John Gemmell tapped in from close range.
Arbroath pulled level shortly after, though, as Lee Sibanda's low drive hit the back of the net.
The visitors looked to have won the game in the 90th minute when substitute Paul Currie blasted home from six yards out but McKinlay spared his side's blushes with a last-gasp leveller.
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