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Dunipace Juniors, founded in 1888, are one of the oldest Football Clubs in Scotland. Throughout our proud history we have both enjoyed great success and endured times of great difficulty. Last season was disapointing for the Pace, but this season promises to be much more successful!

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The Match

Central District: Second Division

Dunipace 2 - 1 Stonehouse


After last weeks excellent performance against Newmains in the League opener, Dunipace came into this fixture full of confidence and looking to build upon their early season form.

The opening to the game was a stuffy affair, with neither side able to retain possession or create anything against the opposition defence. Dunipace, finding it difficult to find the passing game that had serverd so well in the previous fixtures, struggling to get a hold of the game.

Stonehouse

During this period the home side did manage to fashion a few chances, with Wright going close from just outside the area and Pincombe drilling a shot past the post after some good build up play.

This pattern continued in the first half hour, with neither side creating any clear cut chances. Bryan Grant headed over at the back post and Chris Cairney volleyed over from 12 yards, but neither was any more than a half chance, and it was Stonehouse who grabbed the opener.

A cross from the Dunipace right was punched by Strachan into the path of the midfielder who drilled the visitors only shot of the first half into the net.

Close Marking

As the half wore on the game was being contested mainly in the midfield area, with Dunipace eventually managing to string some passes together towards the end of the half.

Full Match Report >>

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1.
Gary
Strachan
6.
James
Orr
4. Yellow Card5.3. Goal
Graeme
MacMillan
Michael
McCafferty
Warner
Devlin
8.7.11. Yellow Card2.
Chris
Cairney
Marty
Wright
Michael
Cullen
John
McPhail
 9. 10. Goal 
 Mark
Pincombe
 Brian
Grant
 

Substitutes: Nairn (McCafferty 70), Meighan, Tonner, Sean McCafferty (Cullen 75), Moffat (Wright 65)

Upcoming Fixtures
  • 06/09/08 - Blantyre v Dunipace (Lge)
  • 13/09/08 - Dunipace v Shettleston (Lge)
Latest Results
  • 06/08/08 - Kilsyth 1 v 1 Dunipace (Lge Cup)
  • 09/08/08 - Dunipace 0 v 4 Rob Roy (Lge Cup)
  • 16/08/08 - Dunipace 4 v 1 Cumbernauld (Lge Cup)
  • 23/08/08 - Dunipace 5 - 0 Newmains (Lge)
  • 30/08/08 - Dunipace 2 - 1 Stonehouse (Lge)
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Latest Results

Central District: Second Division 30/08/08

  • Blantyre Victoria 4 v 0 Wishaw
  • Shettleston 3 v 0 Carluke Rovers
  • Greenock P v P Royal Albert
  • Forth Wanderers 1 v 1 Newmains United
  • Glasgow Perthshire 0 v 2 St. Roch's
Under 19's
Latest Result:
  • Bonnybridge 'A' 0-3 Dunipace 19s
  • Scorers: Mikey Kane, Morris, Gardiner

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