Ayr Utd manager Gary Naysmith was delighted with his team's 2-0 win over Arbroath in the Scottish Championship season opener. The Honest Men took the lead shortly before half-time with Ben Summers notching the opening goal. The game was finely poised until the final ten minutes when Ross Taylor, who was introduced as a substitute after only 13 minutes, struck home the host's second.
What happened?
Ayr Utd opened the Scottish Championship season with a 2-0 win over Arbroath at Somerset Park. The win sees Ayr Utd sit 2nd in the Championship with 3 points, 1 win, 0 draws, and 0 losses from 1 game, with recent form W.
Why it matters for Ayr Utd
The win is a good start to the season for Ayr Utd, but manager Gary Naysmith admits his side were not at their best. He praised the team's ability to pick up points when not at their best and said there is work to be done, especially in the second half.
What comes next?
Ayr Utd's next fixture is a trip to face Dunfermline Athletic on Saturday, August 8 (3pm KO). The team will be looking to build on their season-opening win and continue their push up the Championship table.
Ayr Utd's Performance
Ayr Utd's performance was a mixed bag, with the team struggling to create chances in the first half. However, they found their rhythm in the second half and were able to pick up the win. Manager Gary Naysmith praised the team's ability to adapt and said they will continue to work on their performance.
Ayr Utd's League Standing
Ayr Utd currently sit 2nd in the Championship with 3 points, 1 win, 0 draws, and 0 losses from 1 game, with recent form W. They have scored 2 goals and conceded 0 this season, with a goal difference of +2.
Ayr Utd's Next Fixture
Ayr Utd's next fixture is a trip to face Dunfermline Athletic on Saturday, August 8 (3pm KO). The team will be looking to build on their season-opening win and continue their push up the Championship table.
