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Clyde v Stranraer: Bully Wee have shown they have what it takes to be in League Two title mix, says Darren Young

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Clyde boss Darren Young believes their Premier Sports Cup performances show they have what it takes to achieve their League Two title dreams this season. The Bully Wee finished third in their group thanks to wins over League One Airdrieonians and League Two rivals Annan, as well as strong displays in the defeat to Championship outfit Ross County and Premiership side Dundee.
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East Kilbride v QOS: Cup showings prove Kilby can mount League One challenge, says Mick Kennedy

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Mick Kennedy believes East Kilbride's Premier Sports League Cup showings prove they can mount a challenge in League One this season. The Kilby gaffer led his side to a stunning 3-0 win over Championship side Dunfermline in their opening game of the group, dumped League Two Dumbarton 5-3 and led 3-0 against Premiership side St Mirren before being pegged back and losing 4-3 in stoppage time.
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Montrose v Hamilton: Accies boss given food for thought after ending cup campaign on high

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Hamilton Accies boss Darian MacKinnon admits a thumping 5-0 win over Elgin City in their final Premier Sports Cup group match has given him a selection headache for tomorrow's League One opener at Montrose. Accies – who failed to qualify for the knockout stages after finishing behind Kilmarnock in Group H – ran out easy winners thanks to a double from Stuart Bannigan plus strikes from Cammy Blues, Gregor Crookston and Andy Ryan.
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