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Dundee 2 Cowdenbeath 2


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Dundee 2 Cowdenbeath 2

Posted March 26, 2011

Cowden produced a first class away performance at Dens Park and can count themselves extremely unlucky to only leave the City of Discovery with a draw but the point increases the gap over bottom side Stirling Albion to 10 points.

Jimmy Nicholl's team had the division's form team on the back foot from the first minute and played some terrific football with Stevie Crawford turning back to the clock to put on a masterclass in the art of centre forward play.

Crawford opened the scoring after only 9 minutes with a looping header from  a Marc McKenzie cross but Dundee equalised against the run of play through Jack Hyde (24) after the Cowden defence was guilty of ball watching.

The Blue Brazil deservedly regained the lead in the second half after a fanastic move ended with Jon Robertson providing the assist for Scott Linton (57) to bullet home a header at the back post. The goal would have been a fitting winner but Hyde scored his second with 15 minutes remaining to secure a share of the points after a defensive mix up left the trialist striker with a tap in.

The young side - missing 7 injured players - included Danny Mackay as an unused sub with the 19-year old making a welcome return to the first team after long-term injury. Fellow teenager Thomas O'Brien was recalled from his loan spell with junior side Kelty Hearts due to the injury crisis and the youngster put in an impressive display in the centre of defence after coming on at half-time.

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Next up for Cowden is a Central Park triple header with Falkirk in town on Tuesday night, the final home Fife derby of the season with the visit of Dunfermline Athletic at the weekend and Ross County a week on Tuesday. All three matches could have a significant impact on the promotion and relegation situation - be there and don't miss out!

The Dunfermline game is an all ticket affair - see below for further information:

  • Family ticket (1 adult + 1 child) = £20
  • Adult = £15
  • Concession (OAP/Under 16) = £8.

Tickets are available for both the West Terracing and North Stand (old). Season ticket holders do not require to take any further action as season tickets are valid for this match.

You can purchase tickets from the following outlets:

  • Online Shop - Click here for further details (tickets available online up to Wednesday 30th March 2011).
  • Central Park office - Tickets are on sale from the club office between the hours of 10am and 4pm, Monday to Friday (tickets available up to Friday 1st April 2011).
  • Local businesses - Wee Jimmies, the Junction Bar, Kassy's Kitchen and the Woodside Hotel are selling tickets during their normal opening times (tickets available up to Friday 1st April 2011).
  • Postal applications (available up to Wednesday 30th March 2011). Applications with cheques for the correct amount made out to 'Cowdenbeath Football Club' should be made to the following address:

Cowdenbeath Football Club, Central Park, Cowdenbeath, Fife, KY4 9QQ. £1 p&p should be included with postal orders.

Phone 01383 610166, or email office@cowdenbeathfc.com if you require further information about tickets.

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