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Elgin City suffer one of the most humiliating results in their 130-year history as they crash 6-0 to East of Scotland League side Jeanfield Swifts


By Craig Christie

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It's possibly the most embarrassing result in Elgin City's long history.

A tough afternoon for Elgin manager Barry Smith. Picture: Bob Crombie
A tough afternoon for Elgin manager Barry Smith. Picture: Bob Crombie

The Black and Whites were humiliated in Perth, losing 6-0 to East of Scotland League side Jeanfield Swifts.

Barry Smith's side were two down in nine minutes as Dayle Robertson and former Elgin striker Chris McLeish both found the net.

McLeish added a third midway through the half and before the half hour it was 4-0 and game over when Robertson netted again.

Chris Scott scored twice in the second half to complete a scoreline which will enraged City supporters.

Brora Rangers were 2-0 winners at Stenhousemuir with Ali Sutherland and Jordan MacRae on target.

Fraserburgh conceded an 82nd minute goal to visitors Bonnyrigg Rose before Ryan Cowie levelled in the last minute to force extra time.

Huntly were heading for victory at home to Forfar Athletic thanks to Michael Dangana's first half goal but Mark Whatley equalised deep into stoppage time.

Forfar then scored twice in the first half of extra time.

Banks O' Dee were 2-0 up at Dumbarton but two goals deep into stoppage time helped the home side to a 3-2 victory.

In the only all-Highland League tie, Buckie Thistle needed a 39th minute Jack Murray goal to oust hosts Forres Mechanics.

Two Julian Wade goals helped Formartine United defeat Clydebank 3-2.

Deveronvale were edged out 1-0 by Broxburn Athletic and Turriff lost 2-1 at Cumnock Juniors.

Brechin City lost 2-1 at home to Spartans and Clach went down 3-1 at Peterhead.

In the Highland League, Lossiemouth picked up a 3-0 win away to Strathspey Thistle,

All the goals came in the opening 13 minutes with Henry Jordan and Ross Morrison (2) on the scoresheet.

Strikes by George Robesten and Ciaran Young landed Nairn County a 2-0 league win over Wick Academy.


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