Cowdenbeath

Scottish Cup

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Scottish League Challenge Cup

Scottish League Challenge Cup

Scottish League Challenge Cup

Scottish Cup

Scottish Cup

Scottish Cup

Scottish League Cup

Scottish League Cup

Scottish League Cup

Scottish League Cup

Scottish Cup

Scottish League Challenge Cup

Scottish League Cup

Scottish League Cup

Scottish League Cup

Scottish League Cup

Scottish League Two Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

2nd Leg - BON advance 4-0 on aggregate

Scottish League Two Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

1st Leg

Scottish League Two

Scottish League Two

Scottish League Two

Scottish League Two

Cowdenbeath

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Cowdenbeath concede crazy penalty

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Cowdenbeath relegated despite win over Queen's Park

A 1-0 second-leg victory was not enough to save Cowdenbeath from relegation to Scottish League Two following a 2-1 aggregate defeat to Queen's Park.Despite Greig Spence's second-half winner, Cowdenbeath paid the price for losing Wednesday's first leg 2-0.Spence set up a nervy final 36 minutes when he converted from close range, his 18th goal of the season.But Queen's Park held on and will now face Clyde in the play-off final for a place in Scottish League One.

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Chris Duggan stars as Queen's Park defeat Cowdenbeath

Chris Duggan scored both goals in a dominant personal display as Queen's Park won the Ladbrokes League One play-off semi-final first leg 2-0 against Cowdenbeath at Hampden Park.Duggan fired home inside 60 seconds and doubled the lead from the penalty spot in the 66th minute for the League Two team, putting League One Cowdenbeath under severe pressure for Saturday's second leg.Duggan gave the Spiders a perfect start, curling a shot past Grant Adam from the edge of the box.The lead was almost doubled two minutes later as Sean Burns just missed the target.Declan McDaid went close to bringing the visitors level, but his 30-yard effort flashed past the post.With half-time approaching, Joe Bradley and Liam Brown should have done better from close range for the hosts.Duggan forced a good save from Adam early in the second period just before Kyle Miller headed narrowly over for the visitors.The outstanding Duggan again went close in an action-packed period of play that continued with each keeper making an excellent stop.Duggan was unsurprisingly at the centre of the second goal. He was fouled by Chris Kane in the box and slotted the subsequent penalty into the bottom left corner.It was nearly 3-0 with Adam denying Vincent Berry and Duggan hitting the post from close range.Cowdenbeath came close through Dean Brett's shot and Kane's header but it stayed 2-0.

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Mark McGuigan's strike seals play-off spot for Stranraer

Mark McGuigan's solitary strike was enough for Stranraer to seal a Ladbrokes League One play-off place by beating Cowdenbeath 1-0.Stranraer took the lead three minutes into the second half when McGuigan drilled home after keeper Grant Adam had parried Willie Gibson's effort.Craig Malcolm twice went close for Stranraer with Greig Spence lashing an effort wide at the other end.Paul Cairney nearly nudged Stranraer in front as the half-hour approached but, after playing a one-two with Malcolm, his strike was palmed away by Adam.The keeper made another decent save moments later to keep out Andy Stirling's effort before Declan McDaid was thwarted by Stranraer stopper Cameron Belford just before half-time.After McGuigan broke the deadlock, Steven Bell headed wide for the home side and substitute Jamie Longworth twice had opportunities to add a second, with Cowdenbeath now needing a play-off to preserve their League One status.

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Alan Cook brace helps Stenhousemuir overcome Cowdenbeath

Alan Cook scored twice as Stenhousemuir boosted their survival hopes by coming from behind to beat fellow Scottish League One strugglers Cowdenbeath 3-1.Defender Craig Sives put the hosts in front when he headed Jack Beaumont's cross into the bottom-right corner three minutes before the break to claim his first goal for the club.Midfielder Cook headed the Warriors level in the 69th minute, meeting Jon Robertson's ball to find the roof of Grant Adam's net from inside the penalty area.Robertson then turned the game around when he nodded Euan Murray's cross into the bottom-left corner with 16 minutes to play before Cook found the bottom corner with his left foot to seal the points four minutes later.

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Keeper Grant Adam earns Cowdenbeath point at Albion

Cowdenbeath's recent resurgence continued with a goalless draw against play-off-chasing Albion.The point extends Cowdenbeath's unbeaten streak to four matches and lifts them three points clear of the relegation zone.They had goalkeeper Grant Adam to thank after he made three key saves to keep Albion, who are now five points off the top four, at bay.Adam denied Michael Dunlop either side of half-time and also Alan Reid.

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Blue Brazil beat Brechin to ease relegation fears

Cowdenbeath's resurgence continued with a third straight win that eased their relegation fears as substitute Chris Kane struck with five minutes to go in a 2-1 victory over bottom club Brechin.The hosts had led inside 35 seconds but needed Kane's late contribution to make sure of the points having been pegged back with 20 minutes remaining.Greig Spence gave the Blue Brazil the perfect start with a close-range finish moments after the contest, which passed an 11am pitch inspection, kicked off. It remained 1-0 until the 70th minute when Lewis Spence turned home Jamie Robson's cross for the equaliser.However, Cowdenbeath would muster a later winner as Kane came off the bench to head in Declan Hughes' delivery in the 85th minute.

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Cowdenbeath

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Cowdenbeath secure vital victory over Ayr

Relegation-threatened Cowdenbeath secured a vital 1-0 victory at home to Ayr on a day when both the teams below them in Ladbrokes League One also won.Sean McKenzie's 55th-minute own goal separated the teams, making it two straight wins for Colin Nish's side, both against opponents guaranteed play-off places.In the 25th minute Cowdenbeath's Declan McDaid had the first effort on goal, forcing a parried save by Greg Fleming from the right of the area. With half-time approaching there was an identical scenario, but Fleming again kept McDaid out.Substitute McKenzie had been on the pitch less than two minutes when he headed into his own net from a corner by McDaid.Ayr pressed for an equaliser, Robby McCrorie hitting the bar late on from the right of the area, but the visitors could not break through.

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Cowdenbeath

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Greig Spence goal lifts Cowdenbeath off the bottom

Cowdenbeath moved off the foot of Ladbrokes League One with a surprise 1-0 win at second-placed Peterhead.Dean Brett had the best of the early chances for Cowdenbeath, unleashing a fierce shot that flew inches over the crossbar.Rory McAllister's curling free-kick brought a superb save from visiting goalkeeper Grant Adam in the 26th minute, and it was Cowdenbeath who took the lead shortly afterwards. Lewis Milne's pass set Greig Spence clear and he slotted home.Peterhead's Jordon Brown was not too far away with a well-struck drive before the break and substitute James Stevenson brought another decent stop from Adam with a powerful free-kick.A McAllister free-kick was turned away by Adam and Stevenson fired over as Peterhead pushed for a late leveller, but it was Cowdenbeath who came closest to a second goal when Spence hit a post.

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Rhys McCabe snatches win for Dunfermline

Rhys McCabe hit a late winner for Dunfermline as the Ladbrokes Scottish League One leaders remained 10 points clear of second-placed Peterhead.With their nearest rivals winning by the same scoreline at home against Airdrie, it was important Dunfermline did not slip up.But the visiting fans had to wait until late in the game before McCabe finally broke the deadlock.With 10 minutes to go, Cowdenbeath's Declan Hughes was punished for a foul on Faissal El Bakhtaoui just outside the area.McCabe stepped up to take the free-kick and although his effort hit the defensive wall, the ball found the left side of the goal to earn the Pars a 1-0 win and three valuable points to keep their title bid on track.

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Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
East Fife	27	15	5	7	+27	50
Peterhead	27	14	7	6	+11	49
Edinburgh City	27	13	4	10	+7	43
Elgin City	26	11	7	8	+5	40
Spartans FC	26	10	6	10	-3	36
Stirling Albion	27	11	3	13	-6	36
Stranraer	27	9	6	12	-4	33
Clyde	27	7	9	11	-10	30
Bonnyrigg Rose	27	9	5	13	-15	26
Forfar Athletic	27	5	8	14	-12	23

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