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Daniel Farquhar23 Jul 2023 - 10:57
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Stoneywood Parkvale 0-11 Buckie Thistle
Buckie Thistle completed their pre-season fixtures with a crushing win over Stoneywood Parkvale at Clark Commercial Park.
Forward Josh Peters missed out with a hamstring injury, while Dale Wood was absent due to illness.
The Jags started on the front foot and Lyall Keir opened the scoring on eight minutes, poking home from a yard out from Max Barry’s goal bound shot.
Andrew MacAskill almost made it two with a flying header from 15 yards, but on-loan Inverurie Locos goalkeeper Louis Amann produced a superb save to push it round the post.
Joe McCabe did make it two in the 23rd minute, firing low into the net from a corner from the right.
Amann made a couple of great blocks from Scott Adams and Max Barry as Buckie pushed for a third goal around the half hour mark.
Keir did make it three 11 minutes before the break, racing clear onto a superb Jack MacIver pass and cutting inside to fire low into the bottom corner.
Six minutes later Keir grabbed his hat-trick, slotting into an empty net after a mistake in the home defence.
Number five came just before half time, MacAskill curling a fine finish low into the corner from 20 yards.
Kyle Macleod, Marcus Goodall and Ryan Fyffe replaced Lyall Keir, Jack MacIver and Joe McCabe at the break.
Barry made it six two minutes into the second half, muscling through two challenges to curl a fine finish into the far corner.
Fyffe almost made it seven with a stinging drive off the top of the crossbar, before captain Sam Pugh converted a penalty after Kyle Macleod was tripped in the area.
MacAskill scored number eight midway through the second half, coming inside his man to stroke the ball into the corner of the net from eight yards.
A ninth soon arrived, good work on the right flank from Marcus Goodall setting up Scott Adams to volley home from close range.
Adams made it double figures for the visitors when he ran through and slotted the ball beyond the advancing keeper, before Kyle Macleod completed the scoring with a volleyed finish from inside the six-yard box.
The Jags move on to their opening Highland League fixture, away to Clach next Saturday at 3pm.
Forward Josh Peters missed out with a hamstring injury, while Dale Wood was absent due to illness.
The Jags started on the front foot and Lyall Keir opened the scoring on eight minutes, poking home from a yard out from Max Barry’s goal bound shot.
Andrew MacAskill almost made it two with a flying header from 15 yards, but on-loan Inverurie Locos goalkeeper Louis Amann produced a superb save to push it round the post.
Joe McCabe did make it two in the 23rd minute, firing low into the net from a corner from the right.
Amann made a couple of great blocks from Scott Adams and Max Barry as Buckie pushed for a third goal around the half hour mark.
Keir did make it three 11 minutes before the break, racing clear onto a superb Jack MacIver pass and cutting inside to fire low into the bottom corner.
Six minutes later Keir grabbed his hat-trick, slotting into an empty net after a mistake in the home defence.
Number five came just before half time, MacAskill curling a fine finish low into the corner from 20 yards.
Kyle Macleod, Marcus Goodall and Ryan Fyffe replaced Lyall Keir, Jack MacIver and Joe McCabe at the break.
Barry made it six two minutes into the second half, muscling through two challenges to curl a fine finish into the far corner.
Fyffe almost made it seven with a stinging drive off the top of the crossbar, before captain Sam Pugh converted a penalty after Kyle Macleod was tripped in the area.
MacAskill scored number eight midway through the second half, coming inside his man to stroke the ball into the corner of the net from eight yards.
A ninth soon arrived, good work on the right flank from Marcus Goodall setting up Scott Adams to volley home from close range.
Adams made it double figures for the visitors when he ran through and slotted the ball beyond the advancing keeper, before Kyle Macleod completed the scoring with a volleyed finish from inside the six-yard box.
The Jags move on to their opening Highland League fixture, away to Clach next Saturday at 3pm.
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