It was a delighted Bens management team that supervised training this week in the lead up to an important league match at Stonehouse (kick-off 2.00pm). Both were greatly satisfied after the win against Newmains United last Saturday. Frank Lovering and Dennis Donnelly (left) both agreed that the side showed tremendous character to get all three points.

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Goals by Colin McInnes (left) and substitute Tomasz Lisinski in the last six minutes gave Benburb victory this afternoon at Tinto Park against Newmains United. Benburb climb to 4th place in the Central District League Second Division as result.

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Benburb welcome Newmains United Community FC to Tinto Park this Saturday for what will be their first ever visit to Govan. Benburb enjoyed a fine 3-1 victory at Victoria Park at the start of the season with Scott Munro (left) scoring Benburb's opening goal.

Please note that from this Saturday the games will kick-off at 2.00pm.

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Frank Lovering and Dennis Donnelly have added two players to the squad. 25 year old Polish midfielder Tomasz Lisinski (left) and 20 year old midfielder Kevin McGlinchey both signed before Saturday's West of Scotland Cup tie at Johnstone. Tomasz was an unused substitute, but for Kevin it was an eventful afternoon as he scored Benburb's equaliser after coming on as a substitute after the interval. Kevin also scored Benburb's second penalty in the shootout. Kevin signed from Glasgow Amateurs and in his second spell at Tinto Park after making 10 appearances in 2003.

It was heartbreak for Benburb this afternoon at Keanie Park as they crashed out of the Whyte & MacKay West of Scotland Cup on penalty-kicks. Benburb fought back from losing an early goal to take a 2-1 lead in the second-half with goals from new signing Kevin McGlinchey and Tony O'Neill (left). Johnstone Burgh equalised with only 2 minutes remaining. Further heartache was to follow as Benburb relinquished a two goal lead in the penalty shootout to eventually lose 3-2.

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William Hill Bookmakers odds for tomorrow's Whyte & MacKay West of Scotland Cup 2nd Round tie show that they clearly fancy the Super League First Division side to make home advantage count and progress to the next round.

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Johnstone Burgh 4/11, Benburb 5/1, Draw 7/2

Benburb travel to Keanie Park this Saturday (Kick-Off 1.45pm) attempting to secure a place in the third round of the Whyte & MacKay West of Scotland Cup.

The sides last met in this competition five years ago with Benburb defeating Johnstone Burgh in the final. Co-Managers Frank Lovering and Dennis Donnelly (left) know this will be a hard game as Johnstone Burgh are Super League opposition, but are confident that their players will continue their good form. More

Today's league game at Tinto Park with Greenock Juniors has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

Midfielder Scott Williamson has been released at his own request. Scott signed for Benburb from Lennox Under 21's in March 2006 and made 9 appearances.

Everyone at Tinto Park wishes Scott all the best for the future.