Cole McKinnon – Partick Thistle
Cole was named in Ian McCall’s starting XI on Saturday afternoon as the Jags travelled to New Douglas Park to take on Hamilton Academical in the league campaign.
It was a positive result for the visitors as they picked up three points on the road after a 2-1-win with McKinnon playing his part in several passages of play.
Thistle will quickly shift their focus to Wednesday evening as they head North to face Aberdeen in the quarter-final of the Scottish League Cup where they will look to progress into the next round.
Apps: 13
Goals: 2
Jay Hogarth – Alloa
The Gers loanee was again named in Brian Rice’s starting line-up on Saturday afternoon as they hosted Airdrieonians to the Recreation Park in the league campaign.
The Wasps took another crucial three points in their League One match with Hogarth making some key saves and collections to maintain a clean sheet for his side.
Rice’s squad have a quick turnaround as they travel to face Falkirk in their next league fixture on Tuesday evening.
Apps: 14
Clean Sheets: 2
Murray Miller – Alloa
Murray was again named in Brian Rice’s squad on Saturday as they welcomed Airdrieonians for their League One match at the Recreation Park Alloa. The youngster played 72 minutes of the match where the squad collected another key three points at home. The team now will prepare to take on Falkirk in their next league campaign match away from home.
Apps: 12
Goals: 0
Lewis Mayo – Kilmarnock
Lewis was a 78th minute substitute for Derek McInnes’ side on Saturday afternoon as they travelled to St Mirren Park to take on Stephen Robinson’s side in their Premiership clash.
The squad were able to pick up a useful point away from home after a goalless draw, and McInnes’ side will now refocus their attention to Tuesday night as they host Dundee United in their quarter-final Scottish League Cup clash at Rugby Park.
Apps: 13
Goals: 0
Kai Kennedy – Falkirk
Kai was a 58th minute substitute for John McGlynn’s side on Saturday afternoon as they travelled to Links Park to take on Montrose in their League One match.
Kennedy found himself in some dangerous positions within the Montrose box, but he was unable to see the back of the net as the game ended in a 1-1 draw.
The Bairns will quickly shift their focus to Tuesday night as they host Alloa Athletic in their next league clash.
Apps: 5
Goals: 0
Josh McPake – Queen’s Park
Josh was an 81st minute substitute for Owen Coyle’s team on Friday as they welcomed Arbroath to Ochilview Park in their Championship match.
The Glasgow team were able to take a point from the match after a 1-1 draw with McPake unlucky not to see the back of the net after a good opportunity on goal.
The Spiders will turn their attention to Saturday afternoon as they travel to Firhill to take on Partick Thistle in their next league match.
Apps: 10
Goals: 0
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