Levingstone 3 – 1 Falkrick

The amazing strike of Luis Smith, Levingstone, helped Falkkk 3-1 defeat the battle of the teams that were promoted in William Hill.

Al -Aswad was at the forefront at the end of the first half of Scott Beatman and Samith before a penalty kick was rescued by Ruby Miiraid’s penalty by Burns Scott Pine goalkeeper early in the second half.

Visitors responded via Ross McFer, but Levy, who got 10 points from the four meetings between the two sides, stamped another positive result against John McGulin’s men when Jeremy Bokilla hit late.

David Martindale, President of Lions, changed the team that started a 2-2 draw in Kilmarnock where Sammy Lawal replaced and Smith replaced Daniel Vinlison and Mo Sella.

There were also two changes to the Bairns team that attracted 2-2 with Dunde United while Maciver and Aidan Nesbitt came to Scott Arafeld and Brian Graham.

Visitors started strongly, as Dylan Tate with heads and two feasts approached two sides of the head near McFer, which was wonderfully rescued by Jerome Breuor.

Levy’s attempt to get a foothold did not help when defender Danny Wilson was forced to injure the 14th minute, with Shin Balani in his place.

But the lions advanced to go ahead with the game after four minutes when the low -right miirehid was delivered from the house from a distance by Pittman.

There were two additional lands for necessity before the break, as Ethan Ross drew from Falkric to replace Alfredo Sayman and Graham Carrey in Levy.

Lions doubled an advantage at the time of stopping in the first half when Smith contributed to an arrow at the end of the wonderful foot from the high edge of the box in the past.

The hosts came out hungry to add it to their progress after the break, and Miheidy destroyed a shot of 20 yards outside the crossbar.

They had the opportunity to kill the match when they got a penalty kick in the 55th minute after Liam Henderson considered dealing with Andy Winter’s Cross after VAR intervention, but Bain arrived to his left to prevent MuirHead’s cheering.

Falkirk benefited from giving themselves again in the game as Maciver took a look at Calvin Miller from Calvin Miller from the right in the 74th minute.

But Bokilla relieved tension at home 88th when he ran a long ball from his colleague, the substitute of Christian Montano, and an angle outside Payne from inside the box.

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