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Published: Thursday, 15th May, 2008 09:00

KILBIRNIE COME CLOSE

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Cumnock 1 - Kilbirnie 0

An early goal in the sixth minute should have settled the home side, when Chris McGowan headed a David McInally corner low into the bottom corner. But the much-changed line-up failed to capitalise on the early advantage.

Only some superb goalkeeping by Graham Potter, who kept out the visitors on no fewer than four separate occasions in the first-half, kept the home side ahead. And the home side’s luck was really in as the second-half kicked off, as Kilbirnie continued to waste chance after chance.

Kilbirnie must surely have regretted all those goalscoring opportunities as an understrength Nock side held on for the win.

CUMNOCK: Potter; Farrell, McInally, McGowan, Heffron, McDonald, Moan, Forde, Black, Weir, Tinney. Subs: Barr, Murray, Desmond, Henderson, Semple (GK).

KILBIRNIE: Ward; Todd, Harvey, Cochrane, Quigley, Kelly, Whiteford, Anderson, Gray, Kinney, Erskine. Subs: Davidson, Longworth.

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