Alloa Athletic 0-1 Dumbarton
Posted in Dumbarton FC at 12:00 on 9 February 2014
Scottish Cup Round 5, Recreation Park, 8/2/14.
We dominated the first half of this and only had one hairy moment when Stephen Grindlay made a good stop and Paul McGinn didn’t look favourite for the rebound but still managed to scoop it away. The goal was well worked, Scott Agnew did brilliantly to bring the ball down and then hooked it across goal for Colin Rhyming Slang to volley in from close range. Then Chris Kane won himself a penalty – almost a carbon copy of the incident in the recent league game but this one was more definite. Unfortunately his shot was a carbon copy of the previous one and the keeper saved it (while injuring himself in the process.)
The second half was a bit more even but we were really troubled only twice – another great stop from Stephen Grindlay and an absolutely magnificent goal line clearance from Andy Graham after it looked a certain goal. Scott Linton hit the bar with a belter but the game was pretty scruffy and scrappy in the latter stages.
So a Cup quarter-final to look forward to. When was the last time we had one of those? Was it 1979? I don’t remember one since.
Tags: Alloa Athletic, Andy Graham, Chris Kane, Colin Nish, Paul McGinn, Scott Agnew, Scott Linton, Scottish Cup, Stephen Grindlay, William Hill Scottish Cup
