2024–25 Dumbarton F.C. season

Dumbarton
2024–25 season
ChairmanDr Neil MacKay
ManagerStevie Farrell
StadiumDumbarton Football Stadium
League One10th
League CupGroup stage
Challenge CupThird round
Top goalscorerLeague:
James Hilton
Michael Ruth
(4 each)
All: James Hilton (7)
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The 2024–25 season is Dumbarton Football Club's first back in Scottish League One, the third tier of Scottish football, having won the Scottish League Two promotion play-offs the previous season.[1] Dumbarton are also competing in the Scottish Cup, the Scottish League Cup, and the Challenge Cup.

Story of the season

May

Following promotion to Scottish League One the club's first friendly was announced on May 21, with Sons facing Hebburn Town on July 6.[2] On June 23 forward Marc Kelly, midfielder Luca Vata and goalkeeper Harry Broun were released. With new deals offered to Finlay Gray, Michael Ruth, Aron Lynas and Kalvin Orsi.[3] On May 29, forward Michael Ruth who had scored 15 times the previous season, signed a new season long deal with the club.[4] However midfielders Blair Malcolm and Callum Wilson both departed the club.[5] The same day the Sons were drawn to face East Kilbride, Airdrieonians, Aberdeen and Queen of the South in the Scottish League Cup.[6] On May 31 defender Matthew Shiels became the club's first signing of the summer, returning to the club for a third spell from Cove Rangers.[7][8]

June

Sons made a double signing on June 1 with Cameron Clark joining from Stirling Albion and Michael Miller from Broomhill.[9] Midfielder Finlay Gray[10] and winger Kalvin Orsi also agreed new season-long deals.[11] On June 7, winger Craig McGuffie became the club's fourth new addition - joining from Queen of the South.[12] The same day, winger Ross MacLean left the club - joining Forfar Athletic for an undisclosed fee[13] - but goalkeeper Patrick O'Neil signed a new season long deal.[14] On June 8 defender Aron Lynas extended his stay - signing a season long deal to take him into a third campaign with the club.[15] A third friendly of pre-season was arranged for July 2, with Sons travelling to Ayrshire to face Glenafton Athletic.[16] Mouhamed Niang was the club's next new addition, joining on a year long deal from Cove Rangers on June 19.[17][18] On June 26 defender Sean Crighton left the club to become the new head coach of Queen's Park's B team.[19] Sons' first pre-season friendly ended in a 3–2 defeat to 2023–24 League One champions Falkirk - with Jinky Hilton scoring both goals.[20]

July

Sons' second friendly match finished in a 4–0 victory against Glenafton Athletic. Carlo Pignatiello scored a brace with Jinky Hilton and a trialist striker also on target, with all the goals coming before half-time.[21] The pre-season campaign was rounded off with another big away win, this time 6–1 against Hebburn Town in Newcastle. Again Pignatiello and the trialist striker got on the scoresheet, with David Wilson, Finlay Gray and Michael Ruth's brace completing the scoring.[22] On July 9 the Dumbarton Football Stadium was renamed The Marbill Coaches Stadium in a new sponsorship deal.[23] The first competitive game of the season finished in a 1–1 draw with East Kilbride. Kalvin Orsi getting Sons' goal, with Kilby claiming the bonus point after a 4-2 penalty shootout win. The second game in the group finished in a 2–0 defeat to Queen of the South at Palmerston Park.[24] A second defeat followed, 4–3 against Airdrieonians, in a game where Sons were 3–1 up after an hour. Finlay Gray opened the scoring, with Jinky Hilton netting a double.[25] On July 25 Swedish striker Joel Mumbongo became the Sons' sixth new signing of the summer, joining on a season long deal having left Hamilton Academical.[26] He made his debut on July 27 as the Sons' League Cup campaign ended with a 6–0 defeat to Aberdeen - with the Dons scoring all six goals in the second-half.

August

The first league game of the new season ended in a 1–1 draw with newly relegated Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the Highlands, with Carlo Pignatiello on target and Mouhamed Niang sent-off for two bookings.[27] For the second season in a row Sons started with two draws, with the first home game of the campaign ending 3–3 with Alloa Athletic. Michael Ruth netted a double, with Jinky Hilton also on target. Whilst ex-Sons Kevin Cawley and Scott Taggart both scored for the Wasps.[28] A first win of the competitive season arrived in the Scottish Challenge Cup, 4–0 against Berwick Rangers with Craig McGuffie scoring a brace. Youth graduates Panos Grivas and Jacob Shields both made their senior debuts in the match. A third straight draw in the league followed on August 17, with Mark Durnan scoring his first goal for the club in injury time to draw with Cove Rangers.[29] A fourth draw came the next week, as Sons struck twice in the final 17 minutes - and missed a penalty - in a 2–2 tie with Arbroath. Michael Ruth and Matthew Shiels got the goals. The month ended with another comeback 2–2 draw, with Mark Durnan netting twice in a tie with Kelty Hearts.

September

September began with a 1–0 defeat to Peterhead in the Scottish Challenge Cup. On September 11 defender Ethan Brown joined on loan from Kilmarnock initially on a deal until January.[30] A sixth straight draw in the league followed on September 14, with Paul McGowan levelling in stoppage time for Annan Athletic. During the game 16-year-old goalkeeper Luke Smallwood made his debut for the club with Brett Long sent-off after 18 minutes.[31] An appeal against the red card with successful[32] with Long able to play the next game as Sons suffered their first defeat of the campaign, 1–0 to Montrose, in a match they dominated - with the away side's goal their only shot, on or off target, of the match.[33] The month ended with a 2–0 defeat to Queen of the South at Palmerston Park - with skipper Mark Durnan sent off.[34]

October

A third straight defeat followed against Stenhousemuir on October 5, leaving the Sons winless after the third quarter. Carlo Pignatiello got the Sons' goal, with Cameron Clark becoming the fourth Dumbarton player sent-off during the season.[35] The Sons finally secured their first win of the campaign on October 19, defeating Arbroath 3-1 at Gayfield Park. Thomas O'Brien put the hosts in front, but that was cancelled out by strikes from Carlo Pignatiello, Ethan Brown and Finlay Gray.[36] Three days later the Sons moved off the foot of the table after Inverness Caledonian Thistle were deducted 15 points after entering administration, leaving them 12 points adrift of Dumbarton in League One.[37] Sons extended that gap to 15 points with victory at home to The Caley Jags on October 26, thanks to a double from Jinky Hilton and first of the season for Ryan Blair.[38]

November

The first game of November ended in a 3-0 defeat to Cove Rangers at the Dumbarton Football Stadium. Sons dominated the first-half, but couldn't find the net, with the away side taking the lead early in the second period through a Mark Durnan own goal - which was added to by strikes from Mitch Megginson and Adam Emslie.[39] Another defeat without scoring followed, this time 2-0 against Kelty Hearts. The Sons returned to winning ways on November 16, with a 2-1 success against Queen of the South. Michael Ruth ended a 10 game goal drought with the opener, and Tony Wallace won the game with a stoppage time penalty.

On 19th November, the club entered administration and received a 15 point deduction, placing them last in the table.[40][41] Two days later, Police Scotland said that they were investigating suspected fraud at the club.[42] A fundraiser launched by the Sons Supporters Trust raised more than £75,000 towards wages and running costs within just a few days.[43] On November 23 the club's planned game with Alloa Athletic fell victim to the weather. The club's first game since entering administration came against the Wasps in the Scottish Cup on November 29, with the Sons running out 3-2 winners. Mouhamed Niang got his first Dumbarton goal, with Jinky Hilton and Michael Ruth also on target.

December

An away game with Alloa Athletic opened December, with Tony Wallace marking his 100th appearance by scoring a double in 2-2 draw - ensuring Sons put their first points on the board since entering administration.[44] A 4-0 defeat followed against Stenhousemuir in a game the Sons finished with nine men and conceded two penalties, with both Finlay Gray and Brett Long sent-off. Gray later saw his red card downgraded to a yellow, however an appeal against the Long decision was rejected. After a 5-1 home defeat against Annan Athletic on December 14, Sons returned to winning ways with a 2-1 away success against Montrose. Finlay Gray got both goals. A second straight win followed, this time 2-0 against Kelty Hearts at home - with Kalvin Orsi scoring both goals, his first league goals at home for Dumbarton - three-and-a-half years after signing for the club.

January

January opened with a 2-0 defeat to Inverness Caledonian Thistle in which Brett Long picked up a serious achilies injury that ended his season. Defender Ethan Brown also returned to parent club Kilmarnock after the match.[45] Only able to sign players under the age of 20, Sons brought in Falkirk goalkeeper Owen Hayward on loan until the end of the season.[46]

First team transfers

  • From end of 2024–25 season, to last match of season 2024–25

In

Player From League Fee
Matthew Shiels Cove Rangers Scottish League One Free
Cameron Clark Stirling Albion Scottish League One Free
Michael Miller Broomhill Lowland Football League Free
Craig McGuffie Queen of the South Scottish League One Free
Mouhamed Niang Cove Rangers Scottish League One Free
Joel Mumbongo Hamilton Academical Scottish Championship Free
Ethan Brown Kilmarnock Scottish Premiership Loan
Owen Hayward Falkirk Scottish Championship Loan

Out

Player To League Fee
Marc Kelly St Cadoc's West of Scotland Football League Free
Harry Broun Stranraer Scottish League Two Free
Luca Vata Civil Service Strollers Lowland Football League Free
Blair Malcolm Forfar Athletic Scottish League Two Free
Callum Wilson Cumbernauld Colts Lowland Football League Free
Ross MacLean Forfar Athletic Scottish League Two Undisclosed
Sean Crighton Retired N/A N/A

Fixtures and results

  Win   Draw   Loss   Upcoming fixture

Friendlies

29 June 2024 Dumbarton 2–3 Falkirk Dumbarton Football Stadium
14:00 Jinky Hilton 5' 9' Report Calvin Miller 36', Aidan Nesbitt 66', Jordan Allan 70' Attendance: 532
2 July 2024 Glenafton Athletic 0–4 Dumbarton Loch Park
19:45 Trialist 22', Carlo Pignatiello 29' 36', Jinky Hilton 38' Attendance: 200
6 July 2024 Hebburn Town 1–6 Dumbarton Hebburn Sports & Social Ground
15:00 Amar Purewal 42' Carlo Pignatiello 25', Trialist 31', David Wilson 61', Michael Ruth 65' 84', Finlay Gray 86'

Scottish League One

Main article: 2024–25 Scottish League One
3 August 2024 1 Inverness Caledonian Thistle 1–1 Dumbarton Caledonian Stadium
15:00 Danny Devine 44' Report Carlo Pignatiello 59' Mouhamed Niang Yellow card 55' Yellow-red card 80' Attendance: 1,439
Referee: Dan McFarlane
10 August 2024 2 Dumbarton 3–3 Alloa Athletic Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00 Michael Ruth 5' 76', Jinky Hilton 65' Report Luke Donnelly 10', Kevin Cawley 27', Scott Taggart 84' Attendance: 505
Referee: Ross Hardie
17 August 2024 3 Cove Rangers 1–1 Dumbarton Balmoral Stadium
15:00 Adam Emslie 64' Report Mark Durnan 90+1' Referee: Colin Whyte
24 August 2024 4 Dumbarton 2–2 Arbroath Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00 Michael Ruth 74', Matthew Shiels 79' Report Scott Stewart 5', Ryan Dow 50' Attendance: 688
Referee: Greg Soutar
Man of the Match: Matthew Shiels
31 August 2024 5 Dumbarton 2–2 Kelty Hearts Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00 Mark Durnan 43' 89' Report Luke McCarvel 10', Craig Johnston 59' Attendance: 471
Referee: Dan McFarlane
Man of the Match: Mark Durnan
14 September 2024 6 Annan Athletic 1–1 Dumbarton Galabank Stadium
15:00 Jinky Hilton 9', Brett Long Red card 18' Report Paul McGowan 90+2' Attendance: 375
Referee: Sean Murdoch
21 September 2024 7 Dumbarton 0–1 Montrose Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00 Report Kane Hester 6' Attendance: 626
Referee: Graham Grainger
28 September 2024 8 Queen of the South 2–0 Dumbarton Palmerston Park
15:00 Lewis O'Donnell 14', Mikey Hewitt 50' Report Mark Durnan Red card 70' Referee: Gary Hanvidge
5 October 2024 9 Dumbarton 1–3 Stenhousemuir Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00 Carlo Pignatiello 42' Cammy Clark Yellow card 70' Yellow-red card Report Blair Alston 11' (pen.), Matthew Aitken 35' 80' Attendance: 620
Referee: Steven Maclean
19 October 2024 10 Arbroath 1–3 Dumbarton Gayfield Park
15:00 Thomas O'Brien 11' Report Carlo Pignatiello 19', Ethan Brown 47', Finlay Gray 90' Attendance: 1,159
Referee: Greg Soutar
26 October 2024 11 Dumbarton 3–1 Inverness Caledonian Thistle Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00 Jinky Hilton 14' 72', Ryan Blair 63' Report Jake Davidson 28' Attendance: 872
Referee: Graham Grainger
Man of the Match: Jinky Hilton
2 November 2024 12 Dumbarton 0–3 Cove Rangers Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00 Report OG 50', Mitch Megginson 55', Adam Emslie 89' Attendance: 568
Referee: George Calder
9 November 2024 13 Kelty Hearts 2–0 Dumbarton New Central Park
15:00 Ross Cunningham 51', Scott Williamson 65' Report Attendance: 507
Referee: Alex Shepherd
16 November 2024 14 Dumbarton 2–1 Queen of the South Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00 Michael Ruth 73', Tony Wallace 90+5' (pen.) Report Kyle Doherty 83' Attendance: 708
Referee: Steven Kirkland
3 December 2024 15 Alloa Athletic 2–2 Dumbarton Recreation Park, Alloa
19:45 Luke Donnelly 3', Calum Waters 76' Report Tony Wallace 15' 58' (pen.) Attendance: 426
Referee: Alastair Grieve
7 December 2024 16 Stenhousemuir 4–0 Dumbarton Ochilview Park
15:00 Matty Yates 8.' 70' (pen.) 88' (pen.), Aaron Steele 25' Report Finlay Gray Red card 44', Brett Long Red card 70' Attendance: 436
Referee: Craig Napier
14 December 2024 17 Dumbarton 1–5 Annan Athletic Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00 Mouhamed Niang 45+1' Report Paul Smith 31', Willie Gibson 35' (pen.), Rhys Breen 51', Aidan Smith 66', Tommy Muir 76' Attendance: 506
Referee: Dan McFarlane
21 December 2024 18 Montrose 1–2 Dumbarton Links Park
15:00 Blair McKenzie 81', Aidan Quinn Yellow card 83' Yellow-red card 90+3' Report Finlay Gray 25' 76' Attendance: 541
Referee: Links Park
Man of the Match: Steven Kirkland
28 December 2024 19 Dumbarton 2–0 Kelty Hearts Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00 Kalvin Orsi 70' 89' Report Scott Allan Red card 68' Attendance: 695
Referee: Chris Graham
3 January 2025 20 Inverness Caledonian Thistle 2–0 Dumbarton Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00 Alfie Bavidge 15' Charlie Gilmour 68' Report Attendance: 1894
Referee: Dan McFarlane
10 January 2025 21 Dumbarton v Arbroath Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00

Scottish Cup

Main article: 2024–25 Scottish Cup
29 November 2024 Third round Dumbarton 3–2 Alloa Athletic Dumbarton Football Stadium
19:45 Mouhamed Niang 11', Jinky Hilton 13', Michael Ruth 39' Report Luke Donnelly 43', Stefan Scougall 65' Attendance: 724
Referee: Ryan Lee
18 January 2025 Fourth round Dumbarton v Airdrieonians Dumbarton Football Stadium

Scottish League Cup

Pos Team
 Pld W PW PL L GF GA GD Pts Qualification ABE AIR QOS EKB DUM
1 Aberdeen 4 4 0 0 0 15 1 +14 12 Qualification for the second round — 2–1 — — 6–0
2 Airdrieonians 4 3 0 0 1 15 5 +10 9 — — 2–0 8–0 —
3 Queen of the South 4 2 0 0 2 5 6 −1 6 0–3 — — — 2–0
4 East Kilbride 4 0 1 0 3 2 16 −14 2 0–4 — 1–3 — —
5 Dumbarton 4 0 0 1 3 4 13 −9 1 — 3–4 — 1–1p —
Source: [47]
Rules for classification: 1) goal difference, 2) goals scored, 3) away goals scored, 4) matches won, 5) away matches won, 6) drawing of lots.[48]

Matches

13 July 2024 Group stage Dumbarton 1–1
(2–4 p)		 East Kilbride Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00 Kalvin Orsi 16' Report OG 7' Attendance: 370
Referee: Joel Kennedy
16 July 2024 Group stage Queen of the South 2–0 Dumbarton Palmerston Park
19:45 Leighton McIntosh 7', Kieran McKechnie 57' Report Referee: Stuart Luke
20 July 2024 Group stage Dumbarton 3–4 Airdrieonians Dumbarton Football Stadium
15:00 Finlay Gray 27', Jinky Hilton 47' 51' (pen.) Report Lewis McGrattan 33', Rhys Armstrong 67', Terrell Agyemang 85', Ben Wilson 88' Attendance: 659
Referee: Lloyd Wilson
27 July 2024 Group stage Aberdeen 6–0 Dumbarton Pittodrie Stadium
15:00 Jack MacKenzie 46'
Ester Sokler 48', 61'
Peter Ambrose 84'
James McGarry 86'
Slobodan Rubežić 90+2'		 Report Attendance: 8,450
Referee: Craig Napier

Scottish Challenge Cup

13 August 2024 Second round Dumbarton 4–0 Berwick Rangers Dumbarton Football Stadium
20:00 Craig McGuffie 7' 31', Michael Ruth 23', David Wilson 37' Report Attendance: 240
Referee: Gary Hanvidge
7 September 2024 Third round Peterhead 1–0 Dumbarton Balmoor Stadium
15:00 Max Barry 66' Report Attendance: 586
Referee: Stewart Luke

Player statistics

As of 18:24, 4 January 2025 (UTC)

All competitions

# Position Player Starts Subs Unused subs Goals Red cards Red card Yellow cards Yellow card
6 MF Scotland Ryan Blair 12 5 10 1 0 2
4 DF Canada Ethan Brown 15 0 1 1 0 1
24 DF Scotland Cammy Clark 17 4 4 0 1 6
5 DF Scotland Mark Durnan 20 1 0 3 1 7
17 MF Scotland James Hilton 17 4 3 7 0 3
10 MF Scotland Finlay Gray 21 6 0 4 1 5
16 FW Greece Panagiotis Grivas 0 1 12 0 0 0
1 GK Northern Ireland Brett Long 22 0 3 0 2 0
2 DF Scotland Aron Lynas 8 4 15 0 0 1
21 MF Scotland Craig McGuffie 17 7 3 2 0 1
31 MF Scotland Michael Miller 18 0 5 0 0 2
18 FW Sweden Joel Mumbongo 3 18 1 0 0 1
20 MF Senegal Mouhamed Niang 24 1 1 2 1 7
14 MF Scotland Murray Nicol 0 1 1 0 0 0
19 GK Scotland Paddy O'Neil 5 3 18 0 0 0
7 MF Scotland Kalvin Orsi 17 7 2 3 0 3
12 DF Scotland Carlo Pignatiello 23 2 0 3 0 2
23 FW Scotland Michael Ruth 19 2 0 6 0 2
14 FW Scotland Jacob Shields 0 2 12 0 0 0
13 GK Scotland Luke Smallwood 0 1 2 0 0 0
22 DF Scotland Matthew Shiels 19 2 1 1 0 1
11 MF Scotland Tony Wallace 9 12 4 3 0 6
8 MF Scotland David Wilson 11 7 7 1 0 1
3 DF Scotland Greig Young 2 2 23 0 0 1

Captains

No. P Name Country No. games Notes
5 DF Mark Durnan Scotland 20 Club captain
11 MF Tony Wallace Scotland 3 Vice-captain
31 DF Michael Miller Scotland 1 Game versus East Kilbride on July 13 when Mark Durnan was suspended and Tony Wallace was a substitute.
2 DF Aron Lynas Scotland 1 Game versus Stenhousemuir on October 5 when Mark Durnan was suspended and Tony Wallace was injured.
24 DF Cammy Clark Scotland 2 Game versus Kelty Hearts where Durnan was injured and Wallace on the bench.

Last updated: As of match played 23:53, 4 January 2025 (UTC)
Source: Competitive match reports.
Competitive matches only
Matches started as captain only
Country: FIFA nationality; No.: Squad number; P: Position; Name: Player name; No. Games: Number of games started as captain.

League table

Pos Team
 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Promotion, qualification or relegation
6 Queen of the South 20 7 5 8 18 22 −4 26
7 Montrose 20 6 6 8 19 21 −2 24
8 Annan Athletic 20 5 5 10 18 34 −16 20
9 Inverness Caledonian Thistle 19 7 7 5 19 20 −1 13[a] Qualification for the League One play-offs
10 Dumbarton 20 5 7 8 26 38 −12 7[b] Relegation to League Two
Updated to match(es) played on 11 January 2025. Source: [51]
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored; 4) Head-to-to head points; 5) Head-to-head goal difference; 6) Play-off (only for deciding promotion, play-off participation and relegation).[52]
Notes:
  1. ^ Inverness Caledonian Thistle were deducted 15 points for entering administration.[49]
  2. ^ Dumbarton were deducted 15 points for entering administration.[50]

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