Brechin City vs Airdrie United preview - Duo still missing for Brechin
Posted Tuesday, April 05, 2011 by PA
Defender Paul McLean and midfielder Charlie King remain sidelined by injury as second-placed Brechin entertain Airdrie.
Midfield dynamo Jamie Redman is a doubt as he continues to struggle with the back injury that ruled him out of the goalless draw with champions-elect Livingston at the weekend.
Glebe Park manager Jim Weir said: "Airdrie United will make things very difficult for us as they are in good form just now and have a chance of getting into the play-offs themselves.
"While a win would keep us in the league race, mathematically I would reckon Livingston will still win the Second Division.
"We did well against them in the second half on Saturday and it will be a case of starting where we finished that one against Airdrie."
Airdrie will be bolstered by the return of experienced campaigner Paul Lovering after a ban for the game.
However, former Dundee United youngster Craig Hill remains sidelined with a fractured cheekbone.
Airdrie scored four times in the first half at Balmoor during their 4-2 win against Peterhead at the weekend.
And manager Jimmy Boyle said: "A repeat of our first half at Peterhead would be great. Brechin need the points just as much as we do for their own purposes, so we need to be at our best again."
Boyle is not overly interested in promotion play-off claims at the moment, adding: "Brechin will be a really tough match for us and at the moment we are still looking at what is happening beneath us more than what is happening above us."
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