Forfar welcome back Odmar Faero from international duty as they look to build on their midweek success at Ayr by seeing off neighbours Brechin. Faero's return from his exploits with the Faroe Islands gives manager Dick Campbell a full squad to choose from as he looks to take his side on a late charge to get into the play-offs. Campbell said: "We have made reaching a play-off place difficult bu...Full Story »

Forfar will be without Odmar Faero when they host Dunfermline at Station Park. Faero is struggling with a back problem, but manager Dick Campbell is expecting for his side to give the Pars another uncomfortable afternoon. Campbell said: "We beat Dunfermline 4-0 at our place back in October and were only a denied a win at East End Park in the second game when they scored an injury-time equalise...Full Story »

Forfar welcome back Gavin Swankie from a one-match suspension as they host First Division Dunfermline at Station Park for the second time this season. Missing for the Loons will be Odmar Faero and Mick Dunlop with knee injuries as well as Stephen Tulloch (pelvis) and Martyn Fotheringham (ankle), with long-term absentees Derek Soutar and Keith Gibson also absent. Manager Dick Campbell said: "We...Full Story »

Boss Paul Hartley has a fully-fit squad to choose from as Alloa look to move ever closer to securing second place in the Second Division by seeing off visitors Forfar. Alloa, who cannot now catch champions Queen of the South, hold a 10-point advantage over fourth-placed Forfar in the standings. Hartley said: "We visited Ayr last weekend and put in a very good disciplined performance to come ba...Full Story »

Forfar will have Faroese international Odmar Faero back in their squad when East Fife visit after the defender recovered from minor knee surgery. The Loons' assistant manager Ian Campbell knows what is required to have an exciting end of the season. "We are a point behind Arbroath in the play-off race but we have a game in hand so things are still in our hands and they remain that way if we ke...Full Story »

Forfar welcome back defender Odmar Faero from his international training camp with the Faroe Islands' national team in Thailand and he goes straight into their squad for the visit of Stranraer. Dale Hilson is expected to overcome an ankle injury to play, but Danny Denholm is out through suspension and Keith Gibson's knee injury keeps him sidelined. Station Park boss Dick Campbell said: "I woul...Full Story »