Bonnyrigg Rose make it six in a row as Alieu Faye treble keeps Civil Service Strollers i​​​​​​​n touch

Bonnyrigg Rose maintained their one-point advantage over Rangers B at the top of the Lowland League after a sixth consecutive victory, but Civil Service Strollers are also hot on their heels.
Supporters take cover on a dreich day at  Newtown Park, where visitors Bonnyrigg Rose edged out Bo’ness United to stay one point clear at the top of the Lowland LeagueSupporters take cover on a dreich day at  Newtown Park, where visitors Bonnyrigg Rose edged out Bo’ness United to stay one point clear at the top of the Lowland League
Supporters take cover on a dreich day at  Newtown Park, where visitors Bonnyrigg Rose edged out Bo’ness United to stay one point clear at the top of the Lowland League

Callum Connolly’s header and Lewis Turner's sumptuous 25-yard strike gave Robbie Horn’s men all three points in a 2-1 win at Bo'ness United, despite a late penalty from Zander Miller.

Rangers B stay second after a comfortable 3-0 win over Edinburgh University at Peffermill, Lewis McKinnon, Alex Lowry and Cole McKinnon on target, and Strollers remain just two points behind the leaders in third after Alieu Faye’s hat-trick saw off Cumbernauld Colts 4-2 at Christie Gillies Park. Mark McConnell was also on target.

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Spartans lost ground in the title race, however, slipping to fourth after a 3-2 defeat at home to East Stirlingshire. Jamie Dishington’s two late goals were not enough for Dougie Samuel’s men, who had trailed 3-0.