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Aberdeen players shine in weekend football action across leagues

Several on-loan players from Aberdeen showcased their talents in key matches this weekend.

Aberdeen football players in action during weekend games
Aberdeen players showcase their skills in thrilling weekend matches across various leagues.

Blair McKenzie scores for Montrose

In a closely contested match at Links Park, on-loan defender Blair McKenzie found the net for Montrose, marking his first goal of the season. Despite his efforts, Montrose fell short against Dumbarton, suffering a 2-1 defeat.

McKenzie, who entered the game as a half-time substitute, provided a glimmer of hope for the Gable Endies with a consolation goal. His performance, however, was not enough to secure a positive result for his team.

Cove Rangers climb the table

Meanwhile, Adam Emslie played a pivotal role in Cove Rangers’ victory over Alloa, contributing to their 299th league goal in the SPFL. Emslie, along with teammate Dylan Lobban, was instrumental in the 2-0 win at Balmoral Stadium. The victory propelled Cove Rangers to fifth place in the League One standings, just one goal away from a playoff position and six points behind league leaders Arbroath. The team’s solid performance, including back-to-back clean sheets, highlights their growing momentum as the season progresses.

Ayr United’s winning streak

In the Championship, Alfie Bavidge contributed to Ayr United’s impressive run, helping them secure a 1-0 victory against Livingston. This win marked the fifth consecutive victory for Ayr United, with Bavidge previously scoring twice in a stunning 5-2 win against league leaders Falkirk. His late-game presence was crucial as Ayr United closed the gap to just two points behind second-placed Livingston, showcasing their determination to climb the league table.

Queen’s Park struggles continue

On the other hand, Ryan Duncan scored a consolation goal for Queen’s Park in their 2-1 defeat against Raith Rovers at Hampden. Despite Duncan’s effort, which came just a minute after Rovers took a commanding lead, Queen’s Park could not turn the tide. The match highlighted the ongoing challenges for the team as they seek to improve their standing in the Championship.

Debut for Ellis Clark in Highland League

In the Highland League, Ellis Clark made his debut for Turriff United, contributing to their 2-0 victory over Lossiemouth. The 17-year-old utility player came off the bench for the final 22 minutes, helping his team extend their unbeaten streak to five games. Reece McKeown was the standout performer, scoring both goals for Turriff United, as they continue to build momentum in the league.

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