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Annan Athletic FC

03-07 23:00

3 - 3

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Stirling Albion

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Annan Athletic FC

Stirling Albion

Attacks

180

137

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94′

R.McNab

94′

S.Hooper

93′

T.Muir

90′

R. McLean

89′

R. McLean

A. Brown

86′

C. Goldie

M. Russell

80′

C. Maxwell

77′

3-3

R.Shanley

Assist: D. Wells

76′

Tommy Goss

74′

T.Muir

65′

D. Wells

C.Thomson

64′

S. Bell

58′

3-2

C.Thomson

Assist: A. Brown

50′

W. Gibson

50′

3-1

A. Brown

Assist: R.McNab

46′

M. Carse

Halftime 3-0

37′

3-0

Tommy Goss

Assist: R.Muir

19′

C.Clark

M.Kilsby

9′

2-0

T.Muir

3′

1-0

J. Dixon

Assist: M.Kilsby

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Match Info

Annan Athletic FC and Stirling Albion played out a thrilling 3-3 draw at Galabank in a Scottish League Two fixture on March 7, 2026. This high-scoring encounter provided fantastic entertainment for the fans as both teams showcased their attacking qualities and fighting spirit. Annan raced into an early two-goal lead, stunning the visitors, but Stirling Albion mounted a remarkable comeback to level the scores before halftime. The second half saw both teams trade blows, with Annan regaining the lead only for Stirling to equalize once more with a late, dramatic goal. The match process was end-to-end, with both defenses often exposed, leading to several clear-cut chances at both ends. A key focus point was the resilience shown by Stirling Albion to fight back twice from a deficit on the road. The point apiece had a mixed impact on the league table, with both teams likely viewing it as a missed opportunity for a vital win. Post-match, both managers probably expressed pride in their teams' attacking play but concern over defensive lapses. The starting XIs were attack-minded, contributing to the six-goal spectacle.