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⚽️ Clydebank versus Troon F.C. ⚽️
Saturday 14th January 2023
PDM Buildbase WOSFL Premier Division
Holm Park, Yoker
Kick-off 2pm

by Jay Allan
Troon’s miserable away form continued after a disastrous first half would see The Seasiders lose out in a 4-1 defeat to Clydebank at Holm Park.
It only took 3 minutes for the hosts to take the lead after some slack passing in midfield allowed the home side to break forward. Dale Burgess came running carelessly off his line, allowing Larry McMahon to comfortably lob the ball over him into an empty net.
A second came in the 7th minute after some sloppy defending allowed Alan Kelly to stroll across the box and tuck the ball neatly into the bottom right corner.
Clydebank kept piling on the misery as Ciaran Mulcahy powered forward to get onto the end of a clearance and neatly strike the ball over Burgess into the empty net in the 37th minute.
A penalty shout for the visitors in the 42nd minute as Sam Jamieson was clearly brought down in the box by Jamie Donnelly. Referee Michael McCart decided that there was not enough in the challenge to award the spot kick.
The half-time whistle blew, leaving Troon with a three-goaldeficit to overcome. A massive mountain to climb if they were to get anything out of the match and a more disciplined performance required.
HALF-TIME: CLYDEBANK 3-0 TROON F.C.
A couple of changes at half time for Troon as Evan Horne and Dean Fulton made way for Dale Moore and Jack Marks to add some more attacking threat to the team.
A much better performance in the second half from the visitors as they piled on the pressure, desperately trying to find their way back into the match.
Another change would follow in the 57th minute as Aaron Boyd was taken off, allowing new signing Michael Aitken to make his first appearance since joining from Livingston on loan and prove his value.
The comeback looked to be on in the 61st minute when Kyle Gilroy outfought the defence on the right wing and played it across to Dale Moore. He then played a lovely cross into Sam Jamieson to header the ball into an empty net.
Dale Moore thought he had secured a second for Troon in the 64thminute after he rifled a shot towards the goal from thirty yards out. Unfortunately, it went crashing off the top of the crossbar and out of play.
Clydebank put the game to bed in the 91st minute after Nicky Little skilfully put the ball through the legs of Michael Aitken on the left wing and played the ball across to Connor Higgins who stuck it into the bottom right corner.
A 4-1 loss was enough to see Troon fall back into the bottom three places in the West of Scotland Premier Division on goal difference and leaving them winless so far in the new year.

To read the match preview, follow the link:
https://troonfootballclub.co.uk/clydebank-140123-preview/

⚽️ Troon F.C. versus Beith ⚽️
Wednesday 18th January 2023
PDM Buildbase WOSFL Premier Division
Portland Park, Troon
Kick-off 7.30pm
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Details
| Date | Time | League | Season |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14th January 2023 | 2:00 pm | West of Scotland Football League | 2022-23 |
Ground
| Holm Park |
|---|
| Holm Park, Glasgow Road, Whitecrook, Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland, G81 1LQ, United Kingdom |
Results
| Club | 1st Half | 2nd Half | Goals |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clydebank | 3 | 1 | 4 |
| Troon Football Club | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Officials
| Referee | Assistant Referee 1 | Assistant Referee 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Michael McCart | Jarod Kearney | Kai Newell |

