Following an enforced break last weekend due to the frost, City are back in action tomorrow afternoon as we travel to face Cowdenbeath in the 3rd round of the Scottish Cup.

It’s a clash between two former SPFL sides as they look to book themselves in with the ‘big guns’ for the 4th round draw which will take place on Monday evening.

TEAM NEWS
City will be without the services of Anthony McDonald. Otherwise Patrick Cregg will have a full squad to choose from.

ADMISSION INFORMATION
Tomorrow's fixture at Central Park kicks off at 3pm. Ticket prices for this match are £11 adult and £7 concessions (65 and over, Ages 13-16, disabled). Kids aged 12 and under go free.

Tickets can be purchased via Fanbase at the following link 🔗 PURCHASE TICKETS

The QR code you then receive can either be printed off or shown on your mobile phone at the Central Park turnstiles where it will be scanned for admission.

There will be a Pay at the Gate option on the day but please note adult prices are £1 more than the online option (£12).

SUPPORTERS TRAVEL
Brechin City Supporters’ Club are running buses to the game which will leave Glebe Park at 11:30am. Limited seats remaining – book please text 07740 856565 or e-mail dwalker@brechincity.com

MATCH OFFICIALS
The match referee tomorrow afternoon will be Jamie McCunnie, assisted by Stuart Stevenson and Ross Donaldson.

LAST TIME OUT
With the fixture against Keith last weekend falling foul to the weather, City's last outing saw them defeat Lossiemouth 3-1 at Grant Park. Cowdenbeath's last fixture came over two weeks ago, as they played out a stalemate against Hearts B away from home.

PREVIOUS MEETING
Cowdenbeath 3-2 Brechin City - 17th July 2021
The sides last met in a League Cup group stage fixture at Central Park just over three years ago in sweltering conditions. Quickfire first half goals from former Kris Renton and Liam Buchanan had the home side in a comfortable lead at half time, however City fought back with goals from Garry Wood and Kieran Inglis putting them level. However the Blue Brazil snatched the winner just one minute from time with former City man Kris Renton getting his second.