Ross County continued their fine start to the season with a 3-1 victory over Airdrieonians at the Albert Bartlett Stadium. The win marks their sixth consecutive game across all competitions and sees them sit second in the League One table, one point behind Hamilton Accies, albeit with a game in hand over their rivals.
What happened?
Ross County's fine start to the season continued with a 3-1 victory over Airdrieonians at the Albert Bartlett Stadium. The win was marked by two first-half goals from Adam Emslie and Jamie Lindsay, which put them on course to repeat their Premier Sports Cup victory over the Diamonds.
Why it matters for Ross County
The win marks Ross County's sixth consecutive game across all competitions, and they now sit second in the League One table, one point behind Hamilton Accies, albeit with a game in hand over their rivals. The team's fine start to the season is a testament to their hard work and dedication.
What comes next?
Ross County's next fixture is against Peterhead at home on November 7, 2026. The team will be looking to continue their winning streak and maintain their position at the top of the table.
The game became something of an end-to-end affair before Akil Wright held off Devine's challenge and headed home from an Emslie corner, ensuring the three points were headed back up to Dingwall. The win was a result of the team's hard work and dedication, and they will be looking to continue their winning streak in their next fixture.
Match Details
Ross County's starting lineup included Foster, Forrester, Wright, Reid, Strapp, Randall, McCarvel, Turner, Lindsay, Emslie, and Graham. The substitutes included Chin, Jamieson, MacLeod, Phillips, Reid, Smith, Wade, Williamson, and others.
The match was played at the Albert Bartlett Stadium, with Airdrieonians' starting lineup including Sneddon, Fisher, Gallacher, Ross, MacDonald, Simpson, Gallacher, Bridge, McLeish, Gibson, and Burnside. The substitutes included Boateng, Devine, Easton, Lister, Mahon, Melrose, Taylor, Williams, Yates, and others.
Ross County's win marks their sixth consecutive game across all competitions, and they now sit second in the League One table, one point behind Hamilton Accies, albeit with a game in hand over their rivals. The team's fine start to the season is a testament to their hard work and dedication, and they will be looking to continue their winning streak in their next fixture.
