2021–22 Dumbarton F.C. season

After ensuring the Sons avoided relegation via the playoffs, manager Jim Duffy departed the club by mutual consent on May 24 after two-and-a-half years in charge.^[1] Ross Forbes was next to depart, joining League Two side Stenhousemuir on May 26^[2] and he was followed by Nat Wedderburn who also joined the Warriors. Defender Ryan McGeever however became the first player to commit his future to the club, signing a new two-year deal on May 27.^[3] A day later forward PJ Crossan became the third player to depart the club, signing a two-year deal with League Two Forfar Athletic.^[4] The same day the Sons were drawn with St Mirren, Dunfermline Athletic, Partick Thistle and Stenhousemuir in the Scottish League Cup.^[5] On May 29 Stephen Farrell was announced as the club's new manager, signing a two-year deal. Frank McKeown followed him as the club's new assistant manager^[6] with Barry Smith leaving the Sons.^[7] The following day goalkeeper coach Robert Glen departed with Eric Phillips, who had worked with Farrell at Stranraer, joining the Sons in his place.^[8] The month ended with Morgyn Neill and Rico Quitongo turning down new deals at the club^[9] whilst Ruaridh Langan, Joshua Bradley-Hurst, Daniel Church and Robert Jones were all released.^[10]

On June 2, Andy Geggan became the club's first new signing of the summer. Inking a one-year deal a decade after leaving the club.^[11] The same day defender Sam Wardrop rejected a new deal and left the club.^[12] Conner Duthie became the second member of the 2020–21 squad to extend his deal on June 3. Inking a new season long contract.^[13] He was joined in signing up for the new season by Paddy Boyle who re-joined the club - 12 years after leaving.^[14] Midfielder Eoghan Stokes was the next player to sign^[15] and he was followed in arriving by goalkeeper Callum Erskine - signed from Stenhousemuir.^[16] The same day club captain Stuart Carswell signed a new two-year deal keeping him at the Rock until the summer of 2023.^[17] Winger Adam Frizzell rejected a deal however, becoming the third Sons player to move to Airdrieonians^[18] and he was joined in turning down a new deal by Jaime Wilson - who left to pursue a trial at a full-time club.^[19] June 10 saw five new faces arrive, in the shape of returning midfielder Joe McKee,^[20] winger Ross MacLean,^[21] striker David Hopkirk,^[22] defensive midfielder Paul Paton^[23] and defender Edin Lynch.^[24] Gregor Buchanan was the next player to sign, returning to the club he had left in 2017 on a two-year deal.^[25] Goalkeeper Sam Ramsbottom extended his time at the Rock for another season the same day, having made himself first choice after arriving in March 2021.^[26] Attacker Kalvin Orsi completed a trio of signings - as the Sons returned to pre-season training.^[27] The league fixtures were announced on June 15 - with Sons starting away to Clyde on July 31.^[28] Dumbarton's pre-season campaign kicked off on June 22, as the Sons lost 2-1 to Lowland Football League East Kilbride. Kalvin Orsi got Dumbarton's goal.^[29] That was followed by a 1-0 victory against Scottish Premiership Motherwell, courtesy of a late David Hopkirk strike^[30] and 0-0 draw with Greenock Morton.

The Sons' final pre-season friendly ended in a 1-0 victory against local rivals Clydebank thanks to Joe McKee's goal.^[31] The same day Carlo Pignatiello became the club's latest new recruit - joining on a season long loan from Livingston.^[32] He was followed in arriving by Norwegian forward Kristoffer Syvertsen^[33] and former Hibernian midfielder Callum Wilson.^[34] A positive Covid-19 test saw the Sons' first Scottish League Cup tie with St Mirren forfeited on July 10. On July 12 defender Sam Muir became the club's 15th new signing of the summer. Joining from Motherwell.^[35] He was followed by 16-year-old Kirk McKnight who joined on a loan deal from Kilmarnock.^[36] Able to name just two outfield substitutes, the Sons lost 2-1 to Scottish League Two Stenhousemuir in their first League Cup tie - with Ross MacLean on the scoresheet.^[37] Midfielder Evan Maley joined the club on amateur terms on July 16 - with four players still self-isolating.^[38] The following day Sons lost 5-1 to Dunfermline Athletic with Maclean again on the scoresheet. On Monday July 19 midfielder Mark Lamont became the club's latest new addition. Joining after two years out of football.^[39] The League Cup campaign ended with a 2-0 loss to Championship side Partick Thistle on July 20. On July 31 Sons started their league campaign with a 3-0 victory against Clyde at Broadwood Stadium. A Conrad Balatoni own goal was added to by strikes from Ross MacLean and Conner Duthie.

A 2-2 draw with Airdrieonians followed, with Ryan McGeever and Andy Geggan scoring in the final 10 minutes after Sons had been two goals down.^[40] Striker Ryan Schiavone became the club's 19th new signing of the summer on August 10, joining on a six-month loan from Heart of Midlothian.^[41] He made his debut in a 3-2 Scottish Challenge Cup defeat to Rangers B to following day. Back-to-back defeats to Queen's Park and Cove Rangers then followed. August ended with a 2-1 away victory against Montrose where Kalvin Orsi scored his first goal for the club.

September began with goalkeeper Patrick O'Neil joining the club following an injury to Callum Erskine.^[42] The Sons first game of the month saw them defeat East Fife 5-0 - their biggest league victory in over a decade - with Ross MacLean, Gregor Buchanan, Ryan McGeever and Eoghan Stokes all on the scoresheet.^[43] That was followed by a 2-1 away victory against Falkirk with Kalvin Orsi and Callum Wilson on target, and a 1-1 draw with Alloa Athletic where Paddy Boyle scored his first goal of the season at the newly renamed Moreroom.com Stadium.^[44]

October began in disastrous fashion with a 5-0 away defeat to Peterhead. On October 7 manager Stephen Farrell and midfielder Callum Wilson were both recognised for their performances in September by being named Scottish Professional Football League monthly award winners.^[45] This was followed by a 3-0 defeat to Queen's Park and incredible 3-2 defeat to Airdrieonians - where the Sons finished with eight men. On October 26 striker David Hopkirk announced he would take a break from football, but would remain under contract with the Sons.^[46] The following day chairman John Steele stepped down, and was replaced by Dr Neil Mackay in the role.^[47] October ended with another defeat - this time 2-1 to East Fife, with Conner Duthie on the scoresheet.

The losing run was ended on November 6 with a 1-1 draw against Clyde. Eoghan Stokes' third goal of the season gave Dumbarton the lead in the 89th minute, only for David Goodwillie to level in injury time. That was followed by a 3-0 defeat to Falkirk on November 13 that extended the winless run to seven games. A first win since September finally arrived on November 21, with the Sons defeating Alloa Athletic 2-1 courtesy of Stuart Carswell's penalty and Eoghan Stokes' late strike. Fernandy Mendy was sent off for the hosts.^[48] Goals from Carlo Pignatiello, Joe McKee and Ryan Schiavone saw the Sons then defeat East of Scotland Football League Sauchie Juniors in the third round of the Scottish Cup and they were drawn against Dundee at home in the fourth round.^[49]

December opened with a 2-0 defeat to table topping Cove Rangers and 3-1 home loss to Montrose. The Sons then twice led against Peterhead through Andy Geggan and Conner Duthie before suffering their third consecutive loss, 3-2. The Boxing Day clash with Queen's Park was then called off due to a Covid-19 outbreak.^[50]

The Sons' first game of 2022 ended with a fourth straight loss, 1-0 at home to Airdrieonians. A day later defender Kirk McKnight returned to Kilmarnock at the end of his loan spell.^[51] Goalkeeper Calum Erskine was next to leave, as he was released on January 6.^[52] A heavy 6-2 loss to Falkirk followed, with Gregg Wylde featuring as a trialist. Wylde signed permanently for the club on January 10,^[53] whilst forward Ryan Schiavone returned to Heart of Midlothian at the end of his loan deal.^[54] Kieran Wright was next to arrive, with the goalkeeper joining on loan from Rangers on January 13.^[55] He was followed by forward Joshua Oyinsan who joined from National League North Eastbourne Borough.^[56] Oyinsan scored on his debut, with Gregg Wylde adding a second as Sons secured their first victory of the year against East Fife on January 15. Adam Hutchinson was the next new face, joining on loan from Dundee United on January 21.^[57] The Sons exited the Scottish Cup 1-0 against Premiership Dundee on January 22, in a game where they were reduced to 10 men in the first half following the dismissal of Ross MacLean.^[58] The same day defender Stephen Bronsky - who had featured as a trialist in the victory against East Fife - joined the club.^[59] MacLean's red card was later overturned on appeal.^[60] On January 28 midfielders Andy Geggan^[61] and Evan Maley left the club.^[62] January ended with a 2-2 draw against league leaders Cove Rangers, with Stuart Carswell scoring twice from the penalty spot. Off the park Colin Piechniczek joined the club's board.^[63]

The Sons' first game of February ended in a 1-1 draw away to Montrose, with Josh Oyinsan on target. A 2-1 defeat to Queen's Park followed, with Stuart Carswell scoring his sixth of the campaign to become the club's top scorer for the season. On February 11, goalkeeper Patrick O'Neil joined West of Scotland Football League side Troon on loan until the end of the season.^[64] On February 12 the Sons defeated Clyde 3-1 at Broadwood Stadium with Ross MacLean scoring a brace, and Stuart Carswell also on target. All three goals came within the first 21 minutes. On February 18, defender George Stanger joined on loan from Lowland Football League University of Stirling.^[65] He made his debut in a 2-1 defeat to Alloa Athletic with Paul Paton scoring. Paton was sent-off the following week, along with Ross MacLean, taking the Sons' total of red cards in league games to five - all dished out by referee Scott Lambie. Goals from MacLean, Eoghan Stokes and Carlo Pignatiello weren't enough to stop the nine man Sons losing 4-3 to Peterhead however, as they dropped to ninth in the League One table.

The Sons' first game in March ended in a 3-0 defeat to Queen's Park - their fourth defeat in four games to the Spiders. That was followed by damaging defeats to East Fife (where captain Stuart Carswell picked up the first red card of his Dumbarton career) and Falkirk - with the Sons falling behind inside the first five minutes of four consecutive games. It was also the second time during the season where the side had lost five straight league matches. The month ended with a 0-0 draw against Montrose, with Kieran Wright saving a late Michael Gardyne penalty to earn his first clean sheet of the season. In the game striker Kristoffer Syvertsen made his first appearance since August 11 after a lengthy injury battle.

The club's first game of April saw Syvertsen grab the winner against Alloa Athletic in the fifth minute of injury time, with Conner Duthie scoring the first brace of his Dumbarton career on his 50th appearance. That was followed by a 1-1 draw with Peterhead with Joshua Oyinsan on target. A late defeat to 10 man Airdrieonians on April 16 however saw the Sons' place in the relegation playoffs confirmed for a second consecutive season.^[66] That was followed by a 1-0 defeat against Cove Rangers that saw the Aberdeen side win the 2021–22 Scottish League One title. The regular season ended with a 2-1 victory against Clyde - with Syvertsen and Gregg Wylde on target. Following the game Conner Duthie was named the club's Player of the Year, with Carlo Pignatiello named Players' Player of the Year and Young Player of the Year.^[67]

In May the Sons were relegated to Scottish League Two for the first time since 2009, after a 5-2 aggregate defeat to Edinburgh City.^[68] Ross MacLean was on target in the first leg, taking him to nine for the season, with Kristoffer Syvertsen's third of the campaign the only goal the Sons managed in the home leg.

• From end of 2020–21 season, to last match of season 2021–22

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East Kilbride v Dumbarton

22 June 2021	East Kilbride	2 – 1	Dumbarton	K-Park Training Academy
19:45	Neil McLaughlin   31' (pen.), Craig Malcolm   69'	Report	Kalvin Orsi   7'	Attendance: 100

Dumbarton v Motherwell

26 June 2021	Dumbarton	1 – 0	Motherwell	Dumbarton Football Stadium
12:00	David Hopkirk   87'	Report		Attendance: Closed doors Referee: David Dickinson

Dumbarton v Clydebank

3 July 2021	Dumbarton	1 – 0	Clydebank	Dumbarton Football Stadium
14:00	Joe McKee   52'	Report		Attendance: 300

Clyde v Dumbarton

31 July 2021 League One	Clyde	0 – 3	Dumbarton	Broadwood Stadium
15:00		Report	OG   11', Ross MacLean   34', Conner Duthie   80'	Attendance: 746 Referee: Chris Graham

Dumbarton v Airdrieonians

7 August 2021 League One	Dumbarton	2 – 2	Airdrieonians	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Ryan McGeever   80', Andy Geggan   86'	Report	Gabby McGill   17', Rhys McCabe   48' (pen.), Sam Wardrop   27'   59'	Attendance: 532 Referee: Barry Cook

Queen's Park v Dumbarton

14 August 2021 League One	Queen's Park	3 – 0	Dumbarton	Firhill Stadium
15:00	Simon Murray   24', Louis Longridge   49', Liam Brown   88'	Report		Attendance: 613 Referee: Craig Napier

Dumbarton v Cove Rangers

21 August 2021 League One	Dumbarton	1 – 3	Cove Rangers	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Stuart Carswell   49'	Report	Mitch Megginson   23', Robbie Leitch   24', Rory McAllister   84' (pen.)	Attendance: 456 Referee: Duncan Williams

Montrose v Dumbarton

28 August 2021 League One	Montrose	1 – 2	Dumbarton	Links Park
15:00	Graham Webster   84' (pen.)	Report	Gregor Buchanan   20', Kalvin Orsi   30'	Attendance: 599 Referee: Lloyd Wilson

Dumbarton v East Fife

11 September 2021 League One	Dumbarton	5 – 0	East Fife	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Ross MacLean   12', Gregor Buchanan   41'   66', Ryan McGeever   73', Eoghan Stokes   87'	Report		Attendance: 469 Referee: Steven Reid

Falkirk v Dumbarton

18 September 2021 League One	Falkirk	1 – 2	Dumbarton	Falkirk Stadium
15:00	Charlie Telfer   90+8'	Report	Kalvin Orsi   60', Callum Wilson   68'	Attendance: 3518 Referee: Dan McFarlane

Dumbarton v Alloa Athletic

25 September 2021 League One	Dumbarton	1 – 1	Alloa Athletic	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Paddy Boyle   80'	Report	Steven Boyd   45'	Attendance: 573 Referee: Matthew MacDermid

Peterhead v Dumbarton

2 October 2021 League One	Peterhead	5 – 0	Dumbarton	Balmoor Stadium
15:00	Ryan Conroy   4', Hamish Ritchie   48', Jason Brown   53', Josh Mulligan   80', Scott Brown   82' (pen.)	Report		Attendance: 545 Referee: Steven Kirkland

Dumbarton v Queen's Park

16 October 2021 League One	Dumbarton	0 – 3	Queen's Park	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00		Report	Grant Gillespie   49', Bob McHugh   74', Luis Longstaff   79'	Attendance: 652 Referee: Barry Cook

Airdrieonians v Dumbarton

23 October 2021 League One	Airdrieonians	3 – 2	Dumbarton	Excelsior Stadium
15:00	Rhys McCabe   8' (pen.) Dylan Easton   90', Salim Kouider-Aïssa   90+6'	Report	Ross MacLean   25'   56', Paul Paton   90+4', Gregor Buchanan   7'   88' Andy Geggan   41'   90'	Attendance: 653 Referee: Scott Lambie

East Fife v Dumbarton

30 October 2021 League One	East Fife	2 – 1	Dumbarton	Bayview Stadium
15:00	Liam Newton   36', Kyle Connell   71'	Report	Conner Duthie   90'	Attendance: 442 Referee: Lloyd Wilson

Dumbarton v Clyde

4 November 2021 League One	Dumbarton	1 – 1	Clyde	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Eoghan Stokes   89'	Report	David Goodwillie   90+1'	Attendance: 562 Referee: Steven Kirkland

Dumbarton v Falkirk

13 November 2021 League One	Dumbarton	0 – 3	Falkirk	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00		Report	Michael Ruth   9', Aidan Nesbitt   54', Charlie Telfer   71'	Attendance: 886 Referee: Chris Graham

Alloa Athletic v Dumbarton

20 November 2021 League One	Alloa Athletic	1 – 2	Dumbarton	Recreation Park
15:00	Conor Sammon   72' Fernandy Mendy   60'   72'	Report	Stuart Carswell   62' (pen.), Eoghan Stokes   82'	Attendance: 609 Referee: David Dickinson

Cove Rangers v Dumbarton

4 December 2021 League One	Cove Rangers	2 – 0	Dumbarton	Balmoral Stadium
15:00	Fraser Fyvie   69', Iain Vigurs   82'	Report		Attendance: 371 Referee: Chris Fordyce

Dumbarton v Montrose

11 December 2021 League One	Dumbarton	1 – 3	Montrose	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Conner Duthie   15'	Report	Graham Webster   32' (pen.),   35', Liam Callachan   60'	Attendance: 386 Referee: Grant Irvine

Dumbarton v Peterhead

18 December 2021 League One	Dumbarton	2 – 3	Peterhead	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Andy Geggan   17', Conner Duthie   28'	Report	Josh Mulligan   25', Russell McLean   37'   66'	Attendance: 336 Referee: George Calder

Dumbarton v Airdrieonians

2 January 2022 League One	Dumbarton	0 – 1	Airdrieonians	Dumbarton Football Stadium
13:30		Report	Dylan Easton   69'	Attendance: 312 Referee: Steven Kirkland

Falkirk v Dumbarton

9 January 2022 League One	Falkirk	6 – 2	Dumbarton	Falkirk Stadium
15:00	Anton Dowds   8'   45'   88', Callumn Morrison   13', Aaron Taylor-Sinclair   54', Aidan Keena   75'	Report	Paul Paton   56', Stuart Carswell   66' (pen.)	Attendance: 500 Referee: Calum Scott

Dumbarton v East Fife

15 January 2022 League One	Dumbarton	2 – 0	East Fife	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Joshua Oyinsan   55', Gregg Wylde   65'	Report		Attendance: 481 Referee: Alan Newlands

Dumbarton v Cove Rangers

29 January 2022 League One	Dumbarton	2 – 2	Cove Rangers	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Stuart Carswell   40' (pen.)   85' (pen.)	Report	Rory McAllister   52' (pen.), Connor Scully   54'	Attendance: 447 Referee: Alan Muir

Montrose v Dumbarton

5 February 2022 League One	Montrose	1 – 1	Dumbarton	Links Park
15:00	Craig Johnstone   24', Paul Watson   90+6'	Report	Joshua Oyinsan   44'	Attendance: 531 Referee: Steven Kirkland

Queen's Park v Dumbarton

8 February 2022 League One	Queen's Park	2 – 1	Dumbarton	Firhill Stadium
19:45	Luis Longstaff   7'   45+1'	Report	Stuart Carswell   27' (pen.)	Attendance: 428 Referee: Greg Aitken

Clyde v Dumbarton

12 February 2022 League One	Clyde	1 – 3	Dumbarton	Broadwood Stadium
15:00	Robert Jones   34' Lewis Jamieson   89'   89'	Report	Ross MacLean   8'   21' Stuart Carswell   19'	Attendance: 612 Referee: Steven Reid

Dumbarton v Alloa Athletic

19 February 2022 League One	Dumbarton	1 – 2	Alloa Athletic	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Paul Paton   45'	Report	Kevin Cawley   22', Adam King   84'	Attendance: 678 Referee: Lloyd Wilson

Peterhead v Dumbarton

26 February 2022 League One	Peterhead	4 – 3	Dumbarton	Balmoor Stadium
15:00	Hamish Ritchie   4'   42', Russell McLean   8', Grant Savoury   87'	Report	Paul Paton   32'   37' Ross MacLean   64'   82'   84', Eoghan Stokes   78', Carlo Pignatiello   90+2'	Attendance: 534 Referee: Scott Lambie

Dumbarton v Queen's Park

5 March 2022 League One	Dumbarton	0 – 3	Queen's Park	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00		Report	Luca Connell   5'   35' Louis Longridge   75'	Attendance: 584 Referee: Steven Reid

East Fife v Dumbarton

12 March 2022 League One	East Fife	2 – 0	Dumbarton	New Bayview
15:00	Kyle Connell   2', Danny Denholm   62'	Report	Stuart Carswell   90+2'	Attendance: 858 Referee: Calum Scott

Dumbarton v Falkirk

19 March 2022 League One	Dumbarton	0 – 2	Falkirk	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00		Report	Jaze Kabia   3', Charlie Telfer   27'	Attendance: 685 Referee: Steven Kirkland

Dumbarton v Montrose

26 March 2022 League One	Dumbarton	0 – 0	Montrose	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00		Report	Elijah Simpson   90+3'	Attendance: 492 Referee: Colin Steven

Alloa Athletic v Dumbarton

2 April 2022 League One	Alloa Athletic	2 – 3	Dumbarton	Recreation Park
15:00	Riley-Snow   82', Stefan Scougall   90+1' (pen.)	Report	Conner Duthie   85' (pen.)   88', Kristoffer Syvertsen   90+5'	Attendance: 676 Referee: Lorraine Watson

Dumbarton v Peterhead

9 April 2022 League One	Dumbarton	1 – 1	Peterhead	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Joshua Oyinsan   5'	Report	Russell McLean   44'	Attendance: 527 Referee: Calum Scott

Airdrieonians v Dumbarton

16 April 2022 League One	Airdrieonians	3 – 2	Dumbarton	Excelsior Stadium
15:00	Dylan Easton   24', Calum Gallagher   27', Jordan Allan   88' Adam Frizzell   41'	Report	George Stanger   39', OG   70'	Attendance: 902 Referee: Greg Aitken

Cove Rangers v Dumbarton

23 April 2022 League One	Cove Rangers	1 – 0	Dumbarton	Balmoral Stadium
15:00	Mitch Megginson   75'	Report		Attendance: 1645 Referee: Lorraine Watson

Dumbarton v Clyde

30 April 2022 League One	Dumbarton	2 – 1	Clyde	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Kristoffer Syvertsen   10', Gregg Wylde   82'	Report	Lewis Jamieson   45+1', Kevin Nicol   90'	Attendance: 655 Referee: Grant Irvine

Edinburgh City v Dumbarton

2 May 2021 Semi-final	Edinburgh City	4-1	Dumbarton	Ainslie Park
19:45	Ousy See   11'   71', OG   27', John Robertson   90+1'	Report	Ross MacLean   61'	Attendance: 630 Referee: Chris Graham

Dumbarton v Edinburgh City

7 May 2021 Semi-final	Dumbarton	1 - 1 (2 – 5 agg.)	Edinburgh City	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Kristoffer Syvertsen   59'	Report	Ryan Shanley   64'	Referee: Gavin Duncan

Dumbarton v Sauchie Juniors

27 November 2021 Third round	Dumbarton	3 – 1	Sauchie Juniors	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Carlo Pignatiello   24', Joe McKee   90', Ryan Schiavone   90+3'	Report	Danny Smith   58' (pen.)	Attendance: 571 Referee: Peter Stuart

Dumbarton v Dundee

22 January 2022 Fourth round	Dumbarton	0 – 1	Dundee	Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00	Ross MacLean   44'	Report	Leigh Griffiths   63' (pen.)	Attendance: 1198 Referee: Colin Steven

Dumbarton v Stenhousemuir

13 July 2021 Group Stage	Dumbarton	1 – 2	Stenhousemuir	Dumbarton Football Stadium
19:45	MacLean   40'	BBC Report	J.Lyon   63' Thompson   79'	Attendance: 200

Dunfermline Athletic v Dumbarton

17 July 2021 Group Stage	Dunfermline Athletic	5 – 1	Dumbarton	East End Park
15:00	Nikolay Todorov   2', Dom Thomas   4', Craig Wighton   29', OG   51', Kevin O'Hara   71'	Report	Ross MacLean   56'	Attendance: 1000 Referee: David Dickinson

Partick Thistle v Dumbarton

20 July 2021 Group Stage	Partick Thistle	2 – 0	Dumbarton	Firhill Stadium
19:45	Brian Graham   45+1',   52'	Report		Attendance: 1000 Referee: Mike Roncone

Dumbarton v Rangers B

11 August 2021	Dumbarton	2 – 3	Rangers B	Dumbarton Football Stadium
19:45	Gregor Buchanan   88', Eoghan Stokes   89'		Jake Hastie   20'. Alex Lowry   25', Tony Weston   76'	Attendance: 256 Referee: Steven Reid

As of 07:34, 4 May 2022 (UTC)

#	Position	Player	Starts	Subs	Unused subs	Goals	Red cards	Yellow cards
3	DF	Paddy Boyle	33	0	4	1	0	2
16	DF	Stephen Bronksy	12	1	5	0	0	0
5	DF	Gregor Buchanan	40	0	1	4	1	12
6	MF	Stuart Carswell	35	4	0	7	1	9
7	MF	Conner Duthie	31	11	1	6	0	5
12	GK	Calum Erskine	2	0	5	0	0	2
8	MF	Andy Geggan	14	3	5	2	1	8
21	GK	Ryan Hanley (Trialist)	0	0	1	0	0	0
27	DF	Adam Hutchinson	6	1	4	0	0	0
28	FW	David Hopkirk	8	3	1	0	0	1
16	MF	Mark Lamont	0	1	1	0	0	0
4	DF	Edin Lynch	21	0	21	0	0	4
24	MF	Evan Maley	0	1	11	0	0	0
2	DF	Ryan McGeever	15	0	0	2	0	3
14	MF	Joe McKee	16	9	9	1	0	1
22	DF	Kirk McKnight	1	1	18	0	0	0
11	MF	Ross MacLean	33	2	0	9	3	7
20	DF	Sam Muir	11	0	28	0	0	0
21	GK	Patrick O'Neil	0	0	21	0	0	0
9	FW	Kalvin Orsi	29	12	1	2	0	1
26	FW	Joshua Oyinsan	12	1	0	3	0	4
18	MF	Paul Paton	25	1	6	3	1	10
15	MF	Carlo Pignatiello	40	1	0	2	0	4
1	GK	Sam Ramsbottom	27	0	14	0	0	2
25	FW	Ryan Schiavone	5	13	2	1	0	3
29	DF	George Stanger	12	0	1	1	0	0
10	MF	Eoghan Stokes	9	20	10	5	0	3
17	FW	Kristoffer Syvertsen	3	11	0	3	0	0
19	MF	Callum Wilson	17	26	1	1	0	3
12	GK	Kieran Wright	14	0	1	0	0	0
22	DF	Gregg Wylde	11	3	4	2	0	0

No.	P	Name	Country	No. games	Notes
6	MF	Stuart Carswell		35
2	DF	Ryan McGeever		1
5	DF	Gregor Buchanan		6
18	MF	Paul Paton		1
22	DF	Gregg Wylde		1

Last updated: As of match played 23:18, 8 May 2022 (UTC)
Source: Competitive match reports.
Competitive matches only
Matches started as captain only
Country: FIFA nationality; No.: Squad number; P: Position; Name: Player name; No. Games: Number of games started as captain.