News

We are on our travels this weekend to play Airdrieonians at the Penny Cars Stadium.

Kick-off in Airdrie is 3PM.

Match Tickets

Tickets for this match are now available to purchase online.

Tickets are priced at:

• Adults – £18
• Concessions (Over 65) – £13
• Concessions (Students/Unemployed/Disabled/16-17) – £11
• Children – £7
• Parent and Child (Under 16) – £20

Away spectators should access via the Petersburn Road car park entrance (£2.00 car parking by cash). Gates will open at 2.00pm.

Away spectators will be housed in the main west stand to the south end side.

Away spectators should enter via the west stand south end turnstiles (1, 2, 3 & 4) where their match tickets will be scanned (mobile devise or printed copy).

The match is ticket only, therefore, fans should purchase tickets online in advance via Future Ticketing | Aidrieonians FC. There will be no pay turnstiles on matchday.

Pay-Per-View

Unable to make it down to the Penny Cars Stadium on Saturday? The match will be available to watch live on Diamonds TV.

Matchday coverage will begin at 14:30PM on Saturday afternoon.

Previous Meeting

We welcomed the Diamonds to the Balmoral Stadium in our last match of September.

The opening 45 minutes was evenly contested.

Airdrie’s Frizell went close in the 15th minute but sent his header wide, and just minutes later Easton tried his luck from the edge of the box but also missed the target.

McAllister had a glancing header from close ranged saved by Currie in the 22nd minute.

The second half was much better from Cove.

Scully did brilliantly to play Megginson through on goal, but Currie in the Airdrie goal stood strong and denied Mitch’s powerful strike from going in.

From the resulting corner, Milne rose highest and headed goal-wards, but was unfortunate to see his attempt rattle back off the woodwork.

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Cove’s Harry Milne during the Scottish League One game between Cove Rangers FC and Airdrie FC at Balmoral Stadium, Aberdeen, Scotland, on Saturday 25th September 2021 ( Photo by Dave Cowe )

15 minutes later, Morgyn Neill connected with a Vigurs free-kick, and again the crossbar prevented us from taking the lead.

The deadlock was finally broken in the 73rd minute, when Neill stayed up the pitch after a corner.

He found himself free in the Airdrie penalty area, and diverted his header thunderously into the back of the net.

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Cove’s Morgyn Neill celebrates his goal with team members during the Scottish League One game between Cove Rangers FC and Airdrie FC at Balmoral Stadium, Aberdeen, Scotland, on Saturday 25th September 2021 ( Photo by Dave Cowe )

Our defence stayed strong for the remaining 15 minutes and dealt with the Airdrie pressure, and ensured the game finished 1-0, and the three points were staying in Cove.

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