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Motherwell B vs East Kilbride | SPFL Trust Trophy 1st Round | 09.08.2022
Kilby kicks off their SPFL Trust Trophy campaign with a trip to K Park to face Motherwell B. EK Goals: Victoria 1', Hughes 95'
Motherwell B v East Kilbride | MOTHERWELL EXIT THE SPFL TRUST TROPHY
Motherwell B exit the SPFL Trust Trophy to Kevin Rutkiewicz's Lowland League East Kilbride Side at K Park in East Kilbirde.
Robbed at the death // Motherwell B 1-2 East Kilbride
Taking on a Lowland League side who are flying high at the top of the table was never going to be an easy task for our young ...
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