City will complete their Premier Sports Cup group stage with a trip to face Dick Campbell's East Fife side at Bayview tomorrow evening.

Despite a string of impressive showings again higher league opposition, City have yet to pick up a point in the group stage and will look to finish on a high ahead of the league starting on Saturday.

The Fifers have started their group stage well with an impressive 3-0 victory over Morton in the opening fixture, before following this up with a 0-0 draw at Alloa before succumbing to the Wasps on penalties.

TEAM NEWS
City will welcome Seth Patrick back from suspension and should be at full strength for tomorrow's match.

MANAGERS COMMENTS
Looking back at the match against Alloa Athletic at the weekend, Manager Patrick Cregg said, "I didn't think there was much between the sides. We were on top up until we gave away the penalty which gave them a lift. We went in at half time a goal down and it was pivotal that we got the next goal. Our quality of play was good but then we gave up the second goal and once the third goal went in I thought the game got really stretched and there were lots of spaces for them, but we managed to get a brilliant goal back. It was a brilliant goal with a bit of magic down the side from Loudon, Dayle's touch and Marc's finish.

"My only disappointment that towards the end of the game we got a bit ragged back to front but overall I am not despondent and I thought the lads equipped themselves really well and the effort was there but we did tire but there are reasons for that. I thought for large parts of the game we went toe to toe with them but we could have worked their keeper more.

"It's gut-wrenching getting beat but they are a good team that are two divisions above us and they will be there or thereabouts in terms of the playoffs. The scoreline was disappointing but there were loads of positives and I'm excited for the start of the league season.

"We've had 3 really tough fixtures in a week and it's difficult to stay at a high level throughout and I feel the lads have done that. I'll definitely be looking to make changes for East Fife on Tuesday."

ADMISSION INFORMATION
Tomorrow's match at the MGM Timber Bayview Stadium kicks off at 7:45pm. Admission prices have been set at £15 for adults, £10 concessions and £5 for U16's. Tickets should be purchased in advance online -HERE.

There are no cash turnstiles at Bayview and supporters are strongly encouraged to purchase their tickets online. Online sales are available right up until kick off. Tickets can also be purchased over the phone by calling 01333 426323 or directly from the club office for those unable to purchase online.

East Fife TV are also running a live stream of the game, priced at £15. Passes can be purchased HERE

MATCH OFFICIALS
The match referee tomorrow evening will be Daniel Graves, assisted by Sean Carr and Regan Wallace.

LAST TIME OUT
City went down 3-1 to Alloa Athletic at the Carnegie Fuels Stadium on Saturday whilst the Fifers had the weekend off - their last outing also coming against Alloa last Tuesday where they drew 0-0, ultimately losing 5-3 on penalties.

PREVIOUS MEETING
East Fife 0-2 Brechin City - 23 March 2019
It's been over 5 years since the sides last met, with City coming out on top in a League 1 fixture at New Bayview back in 2019. Goals in each half from Dougie Hill and Ross Kavanagh earning the visitors all 3 points.