Civil Service Strollers vs Turriff United, 2012/13 Scottish Cup, Round 2

· Scottish Cup

Civil Service Strollers

65': Ross Anderson (OG)

FT
1 - 2

Turriff United

3': Cameron Dow
25': David Mackenzie

About

Civil Service Strollers are hosting Turriff United at , , , starting on . The match is a part of the Scottish Cup.

Game Information

Competition: Scottish Cup

Venue:
Location: ,
Attendance: 150

Line-Ups

Civil Service Strollers

No.	Name
	Paul Tansey
	Darren Aird
	Daniel McAlevey
	Jim Young
	Eddie Naires
	Charlie Brigain
	Paul Scales
	Bobby Gay
	Gary Burns
	Stewert O'Neil
	Michael Sommerville

Civil Service Strollers Substitutes:

Bradley Raynham, Scott Lister, Andrew Raeburn, Bruce Callan, John Ross-Kerr.

Turriff United

No.	Name
	Stephen Coutts
	Gary Davidson
	Cameron Dow
	Lewis Davidson
	Donald Fraser
	Gary Harris
	Paul Young
	Stephen Gauld
	Ross Anderson
	Mark Simpson
	David Mackenzie

Turriff United Substitutes:

James Chalmers, Sam Muir, Kenny Mair, Paul Campbell, Grant Pennet.

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