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Match Report
Penicuik vs Dundonald 14.9.19
2nd Round South Challenge Cup
Penicuik 5 Dundonald 2
Penicuik
:
Swain,
Young,
Page,
Connolly
(c),
Jones,
Watson,
Tansey,
McCrory-Irving,
Ponton,
Stevenson,
Forbes
Subs:
Watt, O’Donnell, Baptie, Somerville, Stewart, Viola
Dundonald
:
Lennox
(c),
Woods,
Hendry,
Mackie,
Nimmo,
Gay,
Rogerson,
MacKenzie,
Smith,
Cargill
Subs:
Jeffries,
Wallace, Soutar, McGregor, Wedderburn, Wilson, Crowe
Dundonald
came
to
Penicuik
looking
to
revenge
the
2-3
defeat
they
suffered
at
home
three
weeks
previously
and
started
strongly
closing
Penicuik
down
quickly,
frustrating
Cuikie’s
passing
game.
The
first
chance
fell
to
the
visitors
when
Nimmo
headed
a
free
kick
high
over
the
bar.
In
the
12th
minute,
another
Dundonald
free
kick
taken
by
Gay
was
well
struck
but
equally
well
held
by
Swain.
Then
Swain
was
at
full
stretch
to
turn
away
a
powerful
Smith
strike.
However
it
was
Penicuik
who
opened
the
scoring
in
the
32nd
minute.
Following
a
corner
kick,
Tansey
hooked
the
ball
back
across
the
six
yard
box
and
JONES
rose
to
head
home
from
close
range.
Then
a
cross
from
the
right
by
Forbes
was
met
by
Tansey,
but
his
glancing
header
flashed
just
wide
of
the
upright.
Minutes
later,
Tansey
set
McCrory-Irving
free
but
his
shot
was
cleared
off
the line by Mackie.
Half Time: Penicuik 1 Dundonald 0
Dundonald
started
the
second
half
strongly
keeping
Penicuik
on
the
back
foot
and
got
their
reward
in
the
55th
minute
when
CARGILL
was
on
hand
to
tap
home
after
good
work
by
Smith.
The
‘Bell
now
had
their
tails
up
and
ten
minutes
later,
GAY
drilled
home
a
free
kick
from
the
edge
of
the
box
into
the
bottom
right
hand
corner
of
the
net.
This
prompted
substitutions
by
the
Penicuik
management,
with
Baptie
and
Stewart
coming
on
for
Jones
and
Watson.
Within
minutes
the
substitutions
paid
off
when
Stewart
was
felled
in
the
box
by
Mackie
who
received
his
marching
orders
and
STEVENSON
stepped
up
to
despatch
the
spot
kick.
The
sending
off
changed
the
whole
dynamic
of
the
game
and
Penicuik
started
to
dominate,
playing
some
excellent
football.
Then
in
the
75th
minute,
the
ball
broke
to
STEVENSON
who
drove
through
the
Dundonald
defence
that
seemed
to
part
before
him
like
the
Red
Sea
and
he
drilled
the
ball
past
Lennox
into
the
left
corner
of
the
net.
Nine
minutes
later,
Ponton
turned
his
marker
inside
out
and
cut
the
ball
back
to
BAPTIE
to
stroke
home.
At
the
other
end,
Swain
was
again
at
full
stretch
to
deny
Gay.
Right
on
the
90th
minute,
McCrory-Irving’s
diagonal
pass
picked
out
Ponton
who
curled
the
ball
low
into
the
box
where
substitute
SOMERVILLE
slotted
the
ball
past
the
diving
Lennox.
Full Time: Penicuik 5 Dundonald 2