Spartans mounted a late rally to secure a 4-2 victory over Annan at Galabank on Saturday, overturning a two-goal deficit in the final stages of the match. Annan took an early lead through Charlie Maxwell, who opened the scoring in the first half with a precise finish. Maxwell extended the advantage shortly after the break by capitalizing on an error from Spartans goalkeeper Paddy Martin.

The comeback began in the 84th minute when Brogan Walls reduced the margin for Spartans. Four minutes later, James Craigen equalized from a free kick, setting the stage for a dramatic finish. In stoppage time, Spartans were awarded a penalty after Aidan Smith was judged to have fouled Matthew Mudie in the box. Marc McNulty converted from the spot to put Spartans ahead, then secured his second goal deep into added time to complete the turnaround.

Elsewhere, Elgin City delivered a dominant performance in a 5-0 win at Edinburgh City. Jack Murray opened the scoring with a header before Matty Grant assisted Lewis Hyde for the second goal. The visitors further increased their lead when Edinburgh defender Josh Grigor inadvertently scored an own goal. Kyle Girvan and MacIver added late goals to complete the emphatic victory.

Clyde overcame an early deficit to defeat Stranraer 3-1 at Broadwood Stadium. Ronan Hughes put Stranraer ahead, but Clyde responded through an own goal by Lewis Gillie, followed by efforts from Lewis Lovering and Nathan Cannon.

Stirling Albion secured a 2-0 home win against Dumbarton, with Jordan Allan scoring twice at Forthbank Stadium. Meanwhile, Forfar Athletic edged Kelty Hearts 1-0 at Station Park thanks to a solitary strike from Angus Mailer.

These results illustrate the competitive nature of the fixtures and set the stage for the upcoming fixtures in the league.