Girvan vs Golspie Sutherland, 2010/11 Scottish Cup, Round 2

· Scottish Cup

Girvan

23': Tony Murphy (P)
42': Scott McGlip
78': George Wallace
89': Craig Harvey

FT
2 - 0

Golspie Sutherland

55': Jordan Sutherland

About

Girvan are hosting Golspie Sutherland at , , , starting on . The match is a part of the Scottish Cup.

Game Information

Competition: Scottish Cup

Venue:
Location: ,
Attendance: 150

Line-Ups

Girvan

No.	Name
	Lee McCrae
	Daniel Cunningham
	Stuart Peacock
	Kevin Biggart
	Alan Love
	Craig Connell
9	Michael Moffat
	Tony Murphy
	Stuart Leavy (GK)
	Scott McGlip
	George Wallace

Girvan Substitutes:

Stuart Wilson, Craig Harvey, John McDougall, Ross Dickson, Steven Shankland.

Golspie Sutherland

No.	Name
	Darren Bullen
	Michael McCallum (GK)
	Aaron Smith
	Jordan Sutherland
	Stuart Thomson
	Arran Christie
	Kenneth Whyte
	Iain Innes
	Tommy Campbell
	Mark Lamont
	Alexander Bone

Golspie Sutherland Substitutes:

Andrew Maitland, Chris Campbell, Kevin MacAskill.

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