E don happen again for Global Energy Stadium as Ross County take all three points against Montrose for Scottish League One. Na dramatic finish, but di Staggies hold on to continue dia perfect start to di campaign.
Di game start sharp sharp, with County almost score for di first three minutes. Jamie Lindsay find imsef free for di box, but im header from Dylan Smith cross just miss di post. Montrose goalkeeper Cammy Gill no even get to touch am.
Brian Graham don dey cause trouble since di beginning. Dem give am ball from Ross Docherty cross, e turn im defender and fire low shot wey Gill parry well. Di pressure dey build, and for di 38th minute, e finally break. Graham header hit di crossbar after Gill tip am onto woodwork, but di ball bounce for line and Lewis Strapp react sharp to bundle am over. Di home fans go wild.
But Montrose no gree back down. Just before half time, Graham foul Gary Oliver for di right wing of di box. From di free kick, Graham Webster header na serious one wey Gill save well. But from di corner, Jack Turner find imsef for trouble when dem judge am say e foul Aidan Quinn inside di box. Penalty! Gary Oliver take am and fire into di bottom left corner on di stroke of half time. 1-1.
Second half, County come out with fire. Three minutes in, Strapp cross find Lindsay again, but im shot go wide. Di game dey open. Montrose almost take lead wen Kieran Freeman get ball for 12 yards out, but im shot just miss. Ross Docherty also come close, but Sean McGinty kick im shot off di line.
Di Staggies dey search for winner. Lewis Reid header from close range get parry out by Gill. Brian Graham no tire, e connect with Richard Chin cross and fire low drive wey Gill save again. But with four minutes remain, e finally come. Lewis Jamieson send cross go inside, and Graham diving header from close range enter net. Im seventh goal of di season! Di stadium explode.
Montrose still try for injury time. Sean McGinty header hit di crossbar, and dem almost get equaliser, but County hold on. Di win make am three out of three for di league, and manager Stuart Kettlewell go happy say dem improve from last weekend.
