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Football: Doune caught in eightsome reel

One of the most bizarre games seen at Moray Park in years produced a goals avalanche, three red cards in a match with hardly a serious challenge made, an inspired goalkeeping performance from the visitors and, not surprisingly, controversial refereeing decisions.Read

Football: Forth and Endrick season begins

Summer football is back with us – at least in the shape of the Forth and Endrick League which will start this weekend.Read

Rivals share points in derby

Doune and Milton served up a cracker, with both teams eventually settling for a share of the points.Read

Deanston reach final in penalty shoot-out

BALFRON was the damp venue for Saturday's Telfer Cup semi-final between  the league leaders KILLEARN and DEANSTON.In the first minute Killearn’s Alan Challis had a header stopped on the goal line. A couple of minutes later another Challis header hit the back of the net but it was ruled that Ian Crawford had failed to keep the ball in play before crossing.After 13 minutes a slack pass by a Killearn defender was picked up by Alastair Smith and he flashed through the gap to leave Colin Banks helpless. Four minutes later Deanston were 2-0 ahead when a loose ball in a crowded box was netted by Andy Gillespie.In the last minute of the half Killearn pulled themselves back into the game when Challis' strong header slipped under the keeper and over the line.Killearn made a strong start to the second half and had the ball in the net but the whistle had gone for offside.The equaliser arrived after 16 minutes when David Cameron steered the ball past a host of players.At the end of 90 minutes they were still tied at 2-2 and the match went straight to penalty kicks, Deanston winning the shoot-out 4-3.Read

Carse help Save the Children

CARSE Thistle U12s are holding a fun day with Save the Children on Sunday from noon-3pm at Beechwood Park, Stirling. Read

Amateur football: Bannockburn crowned champs

BANNOCKBURN had no fixture on Saturday but were crowned Premier League Champions for a record eighth time when other results went their way. Read

Rovers beat league champs in cup thriller

THE Rovers completed their season on a high by beating the premier division champions to win the Caledonian League Cup at Ochilview on Thursday night.Read

O'Neill's search for new signings goes on

STIRLING Albion boss John O’Neill is continuing to work hard to bring new faces to the club and is hopeful of having news on a potential new signing this week.Read

Football: Forth and Endrick League

KIPPEN made their first appearance in the league since 2008 when they travelled to face buoyant Buchlyvie.Read

Football: Buchlyvie hit nine

THE Forth and Endrick football season got off to a rather stuttering start on Saturday with only three of the scheduled six matches going on.Read

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Binos line up Gretna event

Stirling Albion have announced their pre-season plans, which include a home friendly against local rivals Falkirk and a trip to Gretna for the four-team Raydale Cup tournament.Read

Keeper is priority for Binos

With 18 outfield players already signed up, a new goalkeeper will be the priority for manager Greig McDonald when he returns from a short break next week.Read

Local and Junior Football

Football: Gartocharn come out on top

The weather at the weekend again cut into the Forth and Endrick football card and only one league match and one MacGregor Ferguson Cup tie went on.Read

Football: Students finish in second spot

Stirling welcomed champions Whitehill to the Gannochy and ended their disappointing season with a two-goal defeat.Read

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