Final Result
4 0
14th August 2018
Annan Athletic v Celtic Colts
Galabank
19:45
IRN-BRU Cup
 

Match Details

Annan Athletic v Celtic Colts

Score

Annan Athletic - 4
Private: Tony Wallace (9')
Private: Tony Wallace (55')
Private: Ross Ferguson (67')
Private: Ross Ferguson (81')
Celtic Colts - 0

Team

Alex Mitchell
Jack Brannan
Scott Hooper
Steven Swinglehurst
Ayrton Sonkur
Owen Moxon
Tony Wallace
Ross Ferguson
Max Wright
Chris Johnston (Aidan Smith, 62)
Ryan Sinnamon (Scott Roberts, 70)

Unused Subs

Robbie Minto
Peter Watson
James Creaney
David Wilson
Tommy Muir

Cards

-

Match Report

Annan boss Peter Murphy made 5 changes from the team which defeated Cowdenbeath on Saturday with Brannan, Moxon, Wright, Ferguson and Wallace all being introduced to the starting eleven.

Annan went ahead in the 9th minute after Tony Wallace picked up a loose ball and finished with a stunning shot from 20 yards which beat Ryan Mullen. It signalled the start of a good period from Annan and shots from Sinnamon and Ferguson went close.

The Celtic youngsters prodded for an opening but they found the Annan defence a hard unit to penetrate and they rarely troubled keeper Alex Mitchell. Lewis Ball tried his luck with a snap shot from the edge of the box as the match progressed towards half time but the effort sailed over the bar.

Annan increased their lead in the 56th minute when a through ball unlocked the Celtic defence and Tony Wallace finished with another stunning shot from the edge of the box.

Celtic were then dealt another blow in the 67th minute after a Ryan Sinnamon corner kick was headed on to the cross bar and following the melee Ross Fergusson headed the ball into the net.

The scoring was completed in the 80th minute when Ross Fergusson was at hand to slot the ball into the corner of the net with a low shot after another corner kick caused all sorts of problems at the heart of the Celtic defence.

The Annan boss was pleased with his teams performance, “we made a few changes from Saturday and and I wanted to give some players a rest and introduce others to the team and they responded with a good performance and a victory. It leaves me with a good dilemma ahead of the Queens Park match on Saturday.”

Annan Athletic – Alex Mitchell, Scott Hooper, Jack Brannan, Owen Moxon, Ayrton Sonkur, Steven Swinglehurst, Christopher Johnston (Aidan Smith 62 min), Ryan Sinnamon (Scott Roberts 70 min), Maxwell Wright, Ross Ferguson, Tony Wallace. Subs not used Robbie Minto GK, David Wilson, Peter Watson, James Creaney, Tommy Muir.

Celtic   –   Ryan Mullen, Lewis Bell, Daniel Church, Robbie Deas, Stephen Welsh, Kerr McInroy, Paul Joseph Crossan, Mark Hill (Barry Coffey 70 min), Jack Aitchison, Ewan Henderson (Scott Robertson 80 min), Regan Henry (Scott Robertson 70 min), . Subs not used – Reece Wilson, Paul Kennedy, ThomasCaffrey.

Referee – Lloyd Wilson​​Assistants – Daniel MacFarlane and Ryan Kennedy.

Crowd 266

 
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