Round Up From The SFL

Dundee

Sunday sees the Dens Park side take on Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the ALBA Challenge Cup Final with Inverness Caledonian Thistle. The Taysiders should have a decent backing in Perth as the club have sold over 5,000 tickets for the game. A Dundee spokesperson said: "We are close to the 5,200 mark now which means there is only 800 to go so we would ask fans who are considering going to buy a ticket as they may run out"

Peterhead
Manager Neale Cooper and the fans were concerned when they witnessed a sickening clash of heads between teammates Martin Bavidge and Keith Gibson when Arbroath were at Balmoor on Saturday. Thankfully the accidental collision is nopt as bad as first thought.

Cooper said: "Martin has actually been very lucky, as it could have been a lot worse. There is no fracture just a lot of swelling, although it is too early to tell if Martin is going to miss any matches and we are just going to have to see how things go."

Stirling Albion
Former Celtic, Aberdeen, Inverness Caledonian and Airdrie striker Bryan Prunty could be getting a game on Saturday after he agreed a to move on loan from Ayr United to Forthbank. Albion meet Cowdenbeath in their top of the table clash on Saturday and manager Allan Moore is expected to use his new signing from the off.