Rugby
No Highland fling for Wanderers
WANDERERS came back with nothing to show from their trip north at the weekend.
The Greenock side travelled to Inverness looking to build on their first away victory in two seasons, but a physical Highland side restricted the visitors to one solitary try.
IT has been a long time coming,  but  Greenock Wanderers were finally able to celebrate an away day victory on the coach home to Inverclyde.
Having gone down at Linlithgow in their first league of the season last Saturday, Wanderers brought a spring back to their step and that of the sizeable crowd, with this accomplished win over Accies at Fort Matilda on Saturday.
Old rivals meet at Fort Matilda
GREENOCK Wanderers host their first home league match at Fort Matilda tomorrow against old adversaries Glasgow Academicals.
GREENOCK Wanderers’ league campaign gets under way tomorrow in West Lothian when they travel to Mains Park to meet Linlithgow in the opening match of the National Division Two season.
Wanderers bow out on optimistic note
WANDERERS finally gave their loyal support something to cheer on Saturday, as their hard work paid off against a lacklustre Royal High/Corstorphine side.
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