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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Bottom side Arbroath came from two goals down to beat Raith 3-2 and prevent them from going top of the cinch Championship.
Rovers looked to be cruising after goals from Zak Rudden – a stunning finish with the outside of his boot from 20 yards – and Josh Mullin put them 2-0 up.
But substitute Jay Bird pulled one back for Arbroath just after the hour with a fine turn and shot.
Arbroath drew level when Kevin Dabrowski misjudged a high ball and Leighton McIntosh nipped in to score.
The hosts then won it when Mark Stowe collected Connor Teale’s miscued shot and slotted home with 13 minutes remaining.
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