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Final Result
3 2
17th December 2013
Annan Athletic FC v Ayr United FC
Galabank
19:30
SPFL Reserve League
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Match Details

Annan Athletic FC v Ayr United FC

Score

Annan Athletic - 3
Ayr United - 2

Team


Josh Todd
Matthew Flynn
Kieran Brannan
Jordan Brown (Danny Graham, 70)
Scott Davidson (Zak Caldwell, 80)

Unused Subs

-

Cards

-

Match Report

Annan ran out winners in an entertaining reserve game despite a very slow start from the home side.

The visitors had most of the play in the first have and squandered most of their chances. Ayr took the lead but Josh Todd soon Equilised against the run of play with a tidy lob over the keeper.

Annan dominated large spells in the second half and deservedly got their goals from Scott Davidson and Zak Caldwell, with Ayr scoring in between. Davidson also missed a penalty after Jordan Moffat had been brought down but Annan held on for the win

 
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