Corrigan seeks repeat performance

Stenhousemuir miss only the experience of Eric Paton (hip) as they entertain Brechin in Division Two.

The clash comes just two weeks after sending the Glebe Park side out of the Scottish Communities League Cup with a 4-0 success.

Manager Martyn Corrigan is keen to repeat that success, although he knows it will not be easy.

He said: "In that game we scored after only 20 seconds and that gave us a terrific platform to build on. It would be fantastic to get off to a lightning quick start again, although I know Brechin will be out to ensure that there is no repeat.

"One thing we cannot do is think that we won the last game so we should win this one."

Brechin go looking for revenge without recent signing Alan Trouten who has a knee injury.

Winger Derek Carcary is also out after fracturing a bone in his foot but Ryan Stewart, the summer signing from Hearts, is fit again and included in manager Jim Weir's plans.

Weir said: "Nothing seemed to go our way in that game between losing an early goal and then getting a man sent off when a penalty was awarded. Although they deserved to win the scoreline was a bit false.

"They are a physically strong team and also have pace so hopefully we can match them on both fronts and then go out and win the game."