Established 1888
Match Report
Penicuik vs Coldstream 26.1.19
South Region Challenge Cup
Penicuik 4 Coldstream 4 (Coldstream won 4-5 on penalties)
Penicuik:
Cordery,
Sproule,
Baptie,
Young,
Williams,
McCrory-Irving,
Caddow,
Jones,
McIntosh,
Somerville
(c),
Ponton
Subs: Robertson, Connolly, Montgomery, Sampson, Hamilton
Coldstream
:
Walters,
Heugh,
Staughan,
Corfield,
Bonnington,
Briggs,
Dixon,
Windram,
Logan,
Lee,
Fox
Subs:
Gay,
Herdham, Bullen, Paterson, Brown, Turnbull
Coldstream
booked
their
place
in
the
last
eight
of
the
SFA
South
Region
Challenge
Cup
with
a
dramatic
penalty
shoot-out
victory
at
Penicuik
Athletic
on
Saturday.
Coldstream
took
the
lead
in
the
14th
minute,
Kieran
Lee
collected
a
knock
down
from
Buster
Briggs
in
his
own
half,
beat
his
man
and
sent
an
inch
perfect
through
ball
into
the
path
of
BRIGGS
,
the
striker
held
off
a
challenge
from
Young
to
confidently
drive
the
ball
past
Cordery.
This
stirred
the
league
leaders
into
life
and
they
were
soon
level,
a
cross
field
pass
from
deep
sent
Arran
Ponton
clear
on
the
left
and
his
cut
back
was
steered
into
the
bottom
corner
by
Aaron
SOMERVILLE
.
The
Cuikie
were
on
top
at
this
stage
and
it
was
no
surprise
when
they
took
the
lead
in
the
34th
minute,
again
Ponton
found
space
on
the
left,
his
cross
was
helped
on
by
McIntosh
to
McCRORY-
IRVING
who
made
no
mistake
from
the
edge
of
the
box.Coldstream
were
looking
a
little
ragged
and
were
fortunate
not
to
go
further
behind,
McIntosh
having
a
goal
ruled
out
for
offside
and
Baptie
seeing
his
drive
from
distance
strike
the
crossbar, but the Streamers held on to go in 2-1 down at the interval.
Half Time: Penicuik 2 Coldstream 1
Coldstream
were
more
organised
at
the
back
in
the
second
half
with
Max
Fox,
Ross
Straughan
and
Jack
Logan
all
performing
well
to
shut
down
the
home
side’s
attacks
and
cut
off
the
spaces
which
Penicuik
had
found
before
the
break,
the
midfield
were
all
working
hard
in
difficult
conditions
and
were
rewarded
in
the
54th
minute,
Cordery
didn’t
get
enough
distance
on
his
punched
clearance,
it
fell
to
Shane
Bonnington
wide
on
the
right
who
drove
a
ferocious
cross
back
in,
causing
WILLIAMS
to
slice
into
his
own
net
for
the
equaliser.
Penicuik’s
lead
was
restored
with
twelve
minutes
left
on
the
clock,
Somerville’s
glorious
cross
from
the
left
found
CADDOW
who
finished
well
from
six
yards
on
the
volley.
Penicuik
had
a
spell
of
dominating
possession
and
looked
to
be
heading
into
the
next
round
but
they
weren’t
prepared
for
Coldstream’s
resilience
and
refusal
to
accept
defeat,
deep
into
stoppage
time
a
Fox
shot
forced
a
corner,
Gary
Widram’s
delivery
from
the
corner
found
the
head
of
Kris
Dixon,
his
goal
bound
effort
was
saved
by
Cordery
but
the
rebound
fell
to
the
feet
of
substitute
Kieran
BULLEN
who
smashed
the
ball
into
the
roof
of
the
net
for
a
last
kick
equaliser
to
send
the
match into extra time.
Full Time: Penicuik 3 Coldstream 3
Substitute
Bailey
Paterson,
making
his
50th
appearance
for
the
Blues,
came
close
to
giving
his
side
the
lead
in
the
first
period
of
extra
time
but
his
turn
and
shot
in
the
box
saw
his
effort
clear
the
cross
bar.
The
second
half
of
extra
time
was
barely
a
minute
old
when
Penicuik
took
the
lead
for
the
third
time,
Somerville
and
McIntosh
combining
to
create
space
for
CADDOW
to
fire
home
from
18
yards.
Coldstream
were
finishing
the
contest
looking
the
more
likely
to
grab
the
games
eighth
goal
and
sure
enough
it
came
with
five
minutes
remaining,
Lee’s
pass
from
midfield
found
Bonnington
on
the
left,
he
did
brilliantly
to
hold
off
Caddow
and
get
his
cross
in
from
the
by-line,
Cordery
couldn’t
gather
it
cleanly
and
BRIGGS
was on hand to squeeze the ball in at the near post to make the final score 4-4.
The
players
had
to
draw
on
their
remaining
reserves
of
energy
for
the
final
task
of
the
penalty
shoot-out,
after
five
kicks
each
the
scores
were
still
level,
Briggs,
Dixon,
Bonnington
and
Paterson
finding
the
net
while
Windram
saw
his
effort
strike
the
post,
Penicuik’s
McIntosh,
Connolly,
Jones
and
Somerville
were
successful
and
Baptie’s
kick
was
saved
by
Walters.
Ejay
Gay
stepped
up
to
take
the
sixth
Coldstream
penalty
and
the
big
defender
made
no
mistake,
firing
into
the
bottom
corner.
Caddow’s
attempt
was
then
saved
by
Walters
to
send
the
Streamers
through
to
a
home
quarter
final
tie
with Lowland League leaded East Kilbride