Cowdenbeath confident they can keep championship-chasing Clyde at bay
Clyde head to Cowdenbeath looking to blow away the Blue Brazil and secure the League Two title.
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Boss Gary Bollan wants more of the same from his Cowdenbeath players
It will be a case of the same again from Cowdenbeath when they travel to Annan.
Cowdenbeath should be wary of fired-up Albion Rovers, warns boss Gary Bollan
Cowdenbeath manager Gary Bollan has warned his players they will be facing a highly-charged Albion Rovers side tonight.
Cowdenbeath boss Gary Bollan considering giving striker Matty Henvey starting chance
Cowdenbeath host Annan at Central Park and manager Gary Bollan is contemplating giving on-loan Dundee striker Matty Henvey his first start since joining the Blue Brazil last month.
Cowdenbeath manager Gary Bollan expecting even tougher test after watching Rangers
Cowdenbeath manager Gary Bollan knew the Blue Brazil faced climbing a huge Scottish Cup mountain against Rangers when the draw was made.
Cowdenbeath putting glamour cup-tie to one side as they prepare to face Clyde
Cowdenbeath head to Clyde with manager Gary Bollan pushing all thoughts of Wednesday night’s rearranged Scottish Cup tie with Rangers out of Blue Brazil minds as they have other targets to hit.
Tough Scottish Cup draws for Dundee and St Johnstone
Craig Beattie did two of his old clubs few favours when he helped make the draw for the fifth round of the Scottish Cup, with St Johnstone given a daunting away game at holders Celtic and Dundee paired up with Aberdeen.
Different look to fixture as Cowdenbeath prepare to host league leaders
Cowdenbeath host the leading side in League 2 when Edinburgh City visit Central Park.
Cowden boss Gary Bollan keen to turn Central Park into fortress
Cowdenbeath entertain Elgin City this afternoon , with manager Gary Bollan determined that his side make Central Park a fortress.
Cowdenbeath can progress if mistakes are cut out, insists manager Gary Bollan
Cowdenbeath host SPFL rivals Clyde in the second round of the William Hill Scottish Cup and manager Gary Bollan believes his side can progress if they cut out lapses in concentration.