Airdrieonians vs St Johnstone, 2008/08 Scottish Division One, 2008/2009 Scottish Division One

· Scottish Championship
Airdrieonians
    FT
    0 - 4
    St Johnstone
    • 49': Gavin Swankie
    • 80': Steven Anderson
    • 86': Stevie May
    • 90': Graham Barrett

    About

    Airdrieonians are hosting St Johnstone at Albert Bartlett Stadium, Airdrie, Scotland, starting on . The match is a part of the Scottish Championship.

    Game Information

    Competition: Scottish Championship

    Venue: Albert Bartlett Stadium
    Location: Airdrie, Scotland
    Attendance: 633

    Line-Ups

    AIR Airdrieonians

    No. Name
    Liam Floan
    Lee Hollis (GK)
    Jamie Bain
    Matthew Hazley
    Patrick McCabe
    David Taylor
    Keast Fraser
    Kevin Watt
    Michael Brown
    15 Stephen Maguire
    Stuart Noble
    Airdrieonians Substitutes:
    Paul Byrne, Andrew Collier, Keiran Donnaghy, Ryan Donnelly, Stefan Mccluskey.

    STJ St Johnstone

    No. Name
    Jonathon Lindisay
    Graham Barrett
    Euan Mclean (GK)
    Steven Anderson
    Graham Gartland
    Kevin Moon
    Collin Samuel
    Paul Sheerin
    Steven Doris
    Gavin Swankie
    Stephen Reynolds
    St Johnstone Substitutes:
    Stevie May, Mark, Zander Clark, Chris Millar, Steven Milne.

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