Celtic B team eliminated in strong day for Championship sides in SPFL Trust Trophy

Celtic B were eliminated from the SPFL Trust Trophy in the second round after going down 3-1 at home to Greenock Morton.

The colts side were down 2-0 in the first 26 minutes after Robbie Muirhead added to teenager Michael Garrity’s opener.

Ciaran Dickson scores for Celtic B on his debut following his move from Rangers. Picture: SNSplaceholder image
Ciaran Dickson scores for Celtic B on his debut following his move from Rangers. Picture: SNS

Debutant Ciaran Dickson, who crossed the Glasgow divide with his signing after being let go by Rangers, netted a terrific long-range effort to bring the young Bhoys back into things but Cameron Blues restored Morton’s two-goal advantage midway through the second half.

The big losers of the round were St Mirren’s B side as they went down 6-0 to Albion Rovers. Youngster Kyle Doherty netted four in the tie at Cliftonhill.

Aberdeen B join Rangers as the only under-21 side left in the competition after managing to overcome Arbroath on penalty kicks following a 1-1 draw. The Ibrox side play Ayr United on Tuesday.

It was a happier day for the rest of the Championship as Partick Thistle defeated Stranraer 2-0 and a Billy Mckay double helped Inverness CT to thump Buckie Thistle 4-0 in the Highland capital.

Stenhousemuir managed to fight their way to a 0-0 draw away to Cove Rangers, who play a level above, but eventually succumbed to a loss on penalties.

Montrose eliminated Stirling with a 1-0 triumph, Alloa won 2-0 at Cowdenbeath and East Fife went to Peterhead and left with a 1-0 win.

Dunfermline’s squad issues meant the cancellation of their match against Elgin City with the League Two outfit being handed a 3-0 victory as a result.

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