Andrew Jackson hit the only goal of the game as bottom club Brechin gave their Ladbrokes League One survival hopes a boost with a 1-0 win at 10-man Forfar. Thomas O'Brien had the best chance of the opening half but his header from Iain Campbell's corner was easily stopped by Graeme Smith. Craig Molloy pulled an effort wide on the hour mark before the hosts were reduced to 10 men when Derek You...Full Story »

Brechin extended their unbeaten run to 17 games in Scottish League One after a goalless draw with Airdrieonians at Glebe Park. The home side spurned a long list of chances but could not break the resolve of Airdrieonians, who have gone seven games unbeaten. Defender Gerard McLauchlan went close with two headers in the space of 10 seconds for Brechin early in the first half and midfield pair An...Full Story »

Jim Lister pounced to rescue a point for struggling Airdrie as they claimed a 1-1 draw at Brechin. The striker's 85th minute equaliser cancelled out Bobby Barr's opener just four minutes earlier as a quiet game burst into life late on. The point kept Brechin fifth in Scottish League One, six points adrift of the play-off spots and lifted Airdrie up to eighth. The hosts failed to have a shot o...Full Story »

Dunfermline were held to a 0-0 draw by Brechin at East End Park. The Pars, who finished runners-up behind Rangers in League One last season, were without suspended captain Josh Falkingham for the first match of the campaign. Brechin narrowly escaped relegation as they finished eighth and Andy Stirling was absent after picking up an injury in pre-season. Craig Molloy nearly put the visitors int...Full Story »

Craig Molloy scored for the second consecutive week as Brechin drew 1-1 with Airdrie, meaning neither side was able to confirm their safety. The visitors had lost just one of their last 12 fixtures going into this game and Caolan McAleer forced Graeme Smith into a smart save after 10 minutes. Their early dominance was rewarded nine minutes before half-time through James Lister's superb lob. ...Full Story »

Brechin are without Craig Molloy due to a knee injury as they host Ayr United at Forfar's Station Park. City's own Glebe Park surface continues to be unplayable. Manager Ray McKinnon has welcomed the move to their Angus neighbours as his side face a fixture pile-up, and is now keeping his fingers crossed that the predicted heavy snowfall in the area does not cause another postponement. McKinn...Full Story »

Brechin will be without Craig Molloy (knee) against runaway leaders Queen of the South should their pitch at Glebe Park survive a noon pitch inspection. Jonathan Brown is also a doubt with an ankle injury as manager Ray McKinnon looks for revenge over the only side he has lost against in the Second Division since he took charge. McKinnon said: "We want this game to be on as we have more games ...Full Story »

In-form Brechin City will again be without midfielder Craig Molloy as they take on visitors East Fife with manager Ray McKinnon looking for a 10th Second Division win in his 13th game at the helm. Full-back Jonny Brown is a doubt with an ankle problem. "I cannot praise the players highly enough for coming back from a five week break to win our last two games over Arbroath and Ayr United," said...Full Story »

Craig Molloy is the only absentee for Brechin against Ayr as the midfielder continues to be troubled by a knee injury. The Glebe Park side host their first home match since the first Saturday in January and they are looking to put pressure on Alloa, who sit 10 points clear in second but have played four games more, by defeating the Honest Men. Despite winning nine out of their last 12 games, m...Full Story »

Recently-appointed Brechin boss Ray McKinnon takes charge of his side for the first time when Stranraer visit Glebe Park. McKinnon is able to include a fit-again Craig Molloy in his thoughts for first team selection. However, Ryan Stewart remains out with a knee injury and defender Gerry McLauchlan is a doubt with a foot problem. McKinnon said: "It has been good to have had the international ...Full Story »