Goals largely as an Irshire side sides put the exciting weekend of football action – Irvine Times

There was no aimless match across the West of the Scotland Football League (WOSFL), as the clubs competed in both the League and the Cup competitions.

In the competitions of Kilbiri Ladesside, he maintained his hopes for the League Cup with an exciting 3-2 victory to Threeve Rovers to move to the fourth round of the race.

Unfortunately, this was the end of the road to Cumnock’s youth while traveling to East Kilbride in the quarterfinals of South Challenge Cup.

Stephen Swift’s country was insufficient, heading for the matches, but won a 1-1 draw during adjustment – with no additional points for extra time.

But when the match went penalties, the hosts won a place in the last four with a 5-4 win.

At the League Action and Bate Junors, they won back in the Higher Division on Saturday, February 1st.

Both Kalum Graham and Abe Osemeke scored hattrics as the mighty ranks 7-3 winners at home to Benburb.

Over the weekend, there were a pair of disorders in East Irshire, the first of which came to Blair Park, where Hurlford United hosted Largs Thistle.

The two sides have been fighting in the opposite ends of the table so far this season, but Hurlford said a 1-0 victory over Stuart Davidson’s men.

Darwel also struggled this season and turned out to be rooted at the bottom of the Higher Division.

However, they moved within six safety points on Saturday after defeating Auchinleck Talbot 2-1 to ask for their first victory for the season.

It was a challenging weekend for the preferred countries, and it was also for the high-flying Tron FC, who fell to beat 1-0 in Polok.

Glenafton Athletic failed to win three points as they traveled to face Johnstone Burg.

The hosts expired with 2-1 winners against Paul Patton’s country to move second in the standings.

In the first division, it was an incredible weekend for Kilwinning Rangers, who were 3-2 winners in Rutherglen Glencairn.

The result was raised by Kevin Kelly’s men in the table, only the difference in the goal held them first.

The Ardosan Winton Rovers also enjoyed a fruitful weekend as they hosted the Maybole Juniors at the All-Neyrshire Clash.

Gavin Friels’ country has leaked the winners 3-0 in Winton Park to skip his opponents and move to ninth position.

Irvine Meadow also managed to keep his 100 percent record under the new boss Jamie McKim alive as they were traveling to face ThornieWood United on Friday, January 31st.

A 2-0 victory for the clothing of North Irshire led them out of the fall area for the first time in months.

In the second division, it was an almost perfect weekend for Mirirrk’s youths, who won 2-1 at home of the rivals of East Irshir Boniton.

Burnside Park’s clothing is only two points from the first place, with a game in hand after leaders Neilston fell to win on Saturday.

With a new management team, Whitlet Victoria also enjoyed an impressive weekend as he leaked 3-2 winners over Lesmhagow.

The result maintains the new voluntary side of the park at the promotion locations for the time being.

However, the weekend was not so successful for Craigmark Burntonians as they again faced defeated.

Loss 2-0 in Merichil leaves them 16 points from safety and rooted at the bottom of the table.

In the Third Division, Dalry Thistle received 2025 and runs with an impressive 4-0 win at home to finish what was only their second calendar game.

The weekend also saw a derby in northern Irshir with Ardeer Thistle, traveling to face Irvine Victoria, who Ben Carson was responsible for the first time after his appointment.

Although it was not a happy return to the home for the new boss, as Stephenston’s country released an impressive display to leak 5-1 winners in Victoria Park.

While the FC saw the impressive performance of their shape was over.

They tasted the defeat for the first time since the beginning of November, as they fell to a 3-1 defeat at Kilsit Athletic.

In the fourth division, only one side of Irshire was in operation and was an impressive weekend for Saltcoats Victoria.

Stevie Wilson’s country has leaked the winners 5-2 at St. Peter’s home and now they are just one point shy of their part of all last season – with 14 games still playing.

The result moved the thorns within three points of the promotion locations and leaves VICS five points from the safety at the opposite end of the table.

Yugar Boswell Tran headed to the hassle -free manager after George Wallace left for the club last week.

However, this did not detain the East Irshire club, as they won a superb win by 1-0 at Glasgow Partshire’s home on Saturday.