Alloa boss Barry Smith will finalise his team to take on visitors Falkirk after a late check is made on Graeme Holmes, who has been struggling with a back complaint. Ankle injuries keep James Creaney and Derek Riordan out while Jason Marr (thigh) remains absent. Smith said: "Last week against Queen of the South we passed the ball around well and should take confidence from that. "We went behi...Full Story »

Alloa will be without James Creaney due to an ankle injury and Iain Flannigan, who has a broken jaw, when they host league leaders Hamilton. But Iain Flannigan is available for the first time this season after injury. Manager Paul Hartley is looking forward to facing the side he started his career with. Hartley said: "This is a real challenge for us as Hamilton have been in great form so far ...Full Story »

Dumbarton defender James Creaney is free of suspension, but a niggling ankle injury may keep him out of the home game with Partick. Player/manager Ian Murray remains sidelined due to a groin injury and striker Pat Walker is also out with an ankle problem, but the First Division's bottom side have no fears for the visit of the Jags. Murray said: 2We have given three good performances in a row a...Full Story »

Dumbarton will include new signing Arlan Mptata against East Fife if international clearance comes through in time. The 19-year-old French winger will look to boost a depleted Sons squad who are looking for a seventh successive victory over the Fifers. James Creaney (suspension), Marc Lamont (knee) and on-loan Hamilton youngster Ryan Finnie (Scotland Under-17 duty) all miss out while Bryan P...Full Story »

Dumbarton moved five points clear of Albion at the bottom of the Second Division table with a 2-1 win. Albion had conceded 14 times in their four away games in the league this season and they were behind when midfielder Ross McKinnon applied the finishing touch to James Creaney's probing cross in the 13th minute. Dumbarton doubled their advantage early in the second half after midfielder Scott...Full Story »