Queen’s Park extend unbeaten start with win at Elgin

Scottish League Two leaders Queen’s Park extended their unbeaten start to the season with a narrow 1-0 win away to Elgin.
Darren Lyon’s goal 10 minutes before half-time was enough to secure all three points at Borough Briggs.
Elgin, who began the day a single point behind their opponents, finished the game a man down after Kane Hester was sent off for a second bookable offence deep into added time.
Stirling replaced Elgin in second spot following a thumping 5-0 success at 10-man Brechin.
Jack Leitch put Albion ahead in the 21st minute and David Wilson doubled the advantage in first-half added time, minutes after Gregor Jordan was dismissed for the hosts.
Second-half goals from Andrew Ryan, Scott Roberts and Declan Byrne completed a resounding victory for the visitors, a day after Brechin appointed Michael Paton player-manager.
Albion Rovers moved off the bottom of the division at the expense of Brechin after picking up their first win of the season following Matthew Aitken’s late double in a dramatic 3-2 success at Annan.
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All the goals came in the second half at Galabank, with Lewis Baker’s penalty putting the visitors ahead, only for Russell Currie to level six minutes from time.
Match-winner Aitken then struck in the 86th and 88th minutes, before Max Wright grabbed a consolation.
Stenhousemuir sit third after Greig Spence’s brace – the second of which came from the penalty spot – secured a 2-0 victory Edinburgh City.
Goals in either half from Thomas Orr and Joao Vitoria earned Stranraer’s 2-0 home win over Cowdenbeath, who had Robbie Buchanan sent off for violent conduct 13 minutes from time.

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