City Sink Sons

City striker David McKenna stole the show with a hat-trick at Glebe park yesterday as City netted six goals to erase the cup exit to St.Johnstone from their minds and go second in the league. The Angus side were always on top of Dumbarton throughout the match and it only took them seven minutes until they scored the first goal of the afternoon, David McKenna getting on the end of a Gerry McLaughlan header to head it in himself. It stayed at one nil for the remainder of the first half but only one minute after the restart City found the second goal to slightly ease themselves. Jamie Redman tapped in a Craig Molloy ball to double his tally for the season. Just after the fiftieth minute mark Rory McAllister added another goal to his bucket full as he rounded Sons keeper Grindlay then hit in a low shot to make it three nil. Nearing the eighty minute mark McKenna scored again this time Rory McAllister the provider. This made it three goals in the past three games for McKenna but there was more to come. Under five minutes later McAllister was at it again he played the ball to Mitch Megginson and the Aberdeen loanee scored his first goal in a City shirt. David Mckenna wrapped up the win, the points and the hat-trick on the eighty fifth minute when he knocked in a goal-mouth scramble. City now climb above Ayr to second and are so much closer to securing a play-off place. Next up for the Hedgemen is Alloa at home on the 29th then a massive game at Livingston on the saturday after.