Glenafton made two changes to the eleven that started against Auchinleck Talbot last Saturday with Jamie McKernon returning from suspension and replacing Ollie Rowe and Cameron McKenzie coming in for his brother Sean. In the Hurlford starting eleven was former Glenafton midfielder Paul McKenzie.

The match was played under the floodlights and heavy rain and gusts of wind. Although the first half finished goal-less Hurlford broke the deadlock with a minute of the restart after Paul McKenzie headed home a corner kick from close range.

The Glens equalised on the hour mark with a well worked goal. Substitute Adam Caldwell gathered the ball deep in his own half and pushed forward down the right flank to the half-way line before threading the ball inside to Cameron McKenzie who instantly whipped it down the wing for the flying Leon Murphy to chase down and collect on the right hand side of the box from where he cut inside and clipped a perfectly weighted pass to the back post for the incoming Hugh Kerr to meet it first time and fire it into the roof of net from a few yards out.

FT Glens 1 Hurlford 1