Friendly
Cumbernauld Colts2–3Dumbarton
Jordan Marshall 6′
Paul Nash 22′
Greg Pascazio (o.g.) 44′
D Trialist 69′
A Trialist 85′
Lineups
Cumbernauld Colts
Cumbernauld Colts · Starting XI
- Kyle Harley
- Coleman
- Jeff Fergus
- Greg Pascazio
- Scott Davidson
- Jordan Marshall
- Fraser Sheridan
- E Trialist
- Sean Brown
- Fraser Team
- Paul Nash
Cumbernauld Colts · Substitutes
- Tart
- Stephen O'Neill
- A Trialist
- B Trialist
- C Trialist
- D Trialist
- E Trialist
- F Trialist
Cumbernauld Colts · Substitutions
- D Trialist for Jordan Marshall16′
- A Trialist for Kyle Harley46′
- C Trialist for Greg Pacazio46′
- B Trialist for Jeff Fergus61′
- O'Neill for Fraser Sheridan61′
- F Trialist for Sean Brown70′
Cumbernauld Colts · Manager
- Craig McKinlay
Dumbarton
Dumbarton · Starting XI
- B Trialist
- 2Cameron Ballantyne
- 3Willie Dyer
- 4Andy Dowie
- 5Ross Perry
- 6Stuart Carswell
- 9Calum Gallagher
- 23Ryan Thomson
- C Trialist
- A Trialist
- D Trialist
Dumbarton · Substitutes
- 1Grant Adam
- E Trialist
- 10Ross Forbes
- 11Bobby Barr
Dumbarton · Substitutions
- Ross Forbes for Andy Dowie46′
- Bobby Barr for D Trialist46′
- E Trialist for Cameron Ballantyne59′
Dumbarton · Manager
Match report
WHO needs the World Cup last 16 to see a team win from 2-0 down? While most of the world was watching Belgium do that against Japan, Dumbarton won in exactly the same fashion at Cumbernauld Colts. If they wanted to test their resolve after going two goals behind, they certainly did that. Barely 20 minutes had gone when Jordan Marshall and Paul Nash had scored for the home side. But Greg Pascazio's own goal was one back for Sons, and trialists Andy Little and Iain Russell completed the turnaround in the second half. It was 'don't panic' when Dumbarton…Read moreRead less
WHO needs the World Cup last 16 to see a team win from 2-0 down?
While most of the world was watching Belgium do that against Japan, Dumbarton won in exactly the same fashion at Cumbernauld Colts.
If they wanted to test their resolve after going two goals behind, they certainly did that. Barely 20 minutes had gone when Jordan Marshall and Paul Nash had scored for the home side.
But Greg Pascazio's own goal was one back for Sons, and trialists Andy Little and Iain Russell completed the turnaround in the second half.
It was 'don't panic' when Dumbarton were behind, so nobody should be getting ahead of themselves in victory. However, two wins and six goals from the opening pre-season outings is positive going.
The opener came on six minutes when Marshall thrashed the ball beyond the reach of trialist keeper Jamie McGowan from 30 yards.
McGowan then saved from Fraser Team at close range, but was beaten again on 22 minutes when Nash scored from the edge of the box.
A minute before half time trialist Kieran Campbell claimed another assist to add to the one he got on Saturday. Unfortunately for Pascazio, he was the one on the end of it, beating his own keeper to give Sons one back.
That got things going for the second half and after Ryan Thomson and then Campbell went close, Ross Forbes' shot from distance was turned away by the keeper.
On 66 minutes came a big escape when a slack passback led to McGowan being rounded by Team, but he recovered to touch the shot over.
And three minutes later Dumbarton showed how to punish a slack passback. Russell charged the ball down from the keeper, played it back after being forced wide, and Little could not miss.
The two swapped places with five minutes left when Little crossed from the right for Russell to head in at the back post.
While most of the world was watching Belgium do that against Japan, Dumbarton won in exactly the same fashion at Cumbernauld Colts.
If they wanted to test their resolve after going two goals behind, they certainly did that. Barely 20 minutes had gone when Jordan Marshall and Paul Nash had scored for the home side.
But Greg Pascazio's own goal was one back for Sons, and trialists Andy Little and Iain Russell completed the turnaround in the second half.
It was 'don't panic' when Dumbarton were behind, so nobody should be getting ahead of themselves in victory. However, two wins and six goals from the opening pre-season outings is positive going.
The opener came on six minutes when Marshall thrashed the ball beyond the reach of trialist keeper Jamie McGowan from 30 yards.
McGowan then saved from Fraser Team at close range, but was beaten again on 22 minutes when Nash scored from the edge of the box.
A minute before half time trialist Kieran Campbell claimed another assist to add to the one he got on Saturday. Unfortunately for Pascazio, he was the one on the end of it, beating his own keeper to give Sons one back.
That got things going for the second half and after Ryan Thomson and then Campbell went close, Ross Forbes' shot from distance was turned away by the keeper.
On 66 minutes came a big escape when a slack passback led to McGowan being rounded by Team, but he recovered to touch the shot over.
And three minutes later Dumbarton showed how to punish a slack passback. Russell charged the ball down from the keeper, played it back after being forced wide, and Little could not miss.
The two swapped places with five minutes left when Little crossed from the right for Russell to head in at the back post.
Andy Galloway