'A true gentleman': The late James Johnston, of Shannon
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05 Apr 2026
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Dylan Easton scored twice in the second half to help Raith Rovers win the KDM Evolution Trophy with a crushing 4-1 victory over Inverness.
Rovers hit the front in the 29th minute after a mistake from Alfie Stewart allowed Innes Cameron to nick and slot beyond Ross Munro.
Inverness got themselves on level terms eight minutes before the break after they were given a free-kick on the edge of the box, as Stewart made up for his earlier mistake and bent an effort from 20 yards into the bottom right corner.
Rovers retook the lead after the interval, a free-kick by Josh Mullin was whipped in front of the six-yard area and Cameron was on hand to tap home.
Rovers doubled their advantage on the hour mark when Easton curled in after breaking down the left and he grabbed a second to wrap up the contest nine minutes later.
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