Premier League, Saturday 12th August 2006

Whitehill Welfare 1 Selkirk 0

Selkirk went down to the only goal of the game after Welfare missed at least half a dozen chances before deservedly breaking the deadlock. Wayne McIntosh was the Welfare hero with the only goal of the game two minutes from the interval. In a twisting run, he came through a couple of challenges to slide the ball beyond Watson. The home side had the best of the first half and as the half progressed. Brian McEwan saw a shot cleared off the line by Moffat ten minutes before the break and it was a taster for what was to come when McIntosh netted what proved to be the winner. Livingstone twice went close to levelling the game in the second half, denied first by Ryan McGurk and his second effort flying past the post with the big keeper beaten.

Whitehill Welfare: McGurk, Cornett, Lee, Wilks, Woodbyrn, McKenna, McEwan, Hart, McIntosh, McDonagh, Walker. Subs: C Fisher, S Fisher, Malone, Stewart, Swain.

Selkirk: Watson, Anderson, Tyson, Lothian, Moffat, Potts, Wilson, Biggs, Cockburn, Livingstone, Brawley. Subs: Kerr, Romanes, Steven, Munro, Catlin.