Clyde 2 Stenhousemuir 2: Bully Wee fight back to hold champions and claim precious point

Clyde remain bottom of League Two despite an enthralling draw with champions Stenhousemuir.

The Bully Wee took an early lead through a Robbie Leitch strike but were pegged back just before the break when Edin Lynch fired home in first-half stoppage time.

It looked like the game was put out of their reach when Jordan Kirkpatrick pounced on Craig Howie's loose pass to fire home from distance in 66 minutes, but Clyde captain Barry Cuddihy came to the rescue with a precious headed equaliser five minutes later.

With just two games to go to avoid the pyramid play-off for SPFL survival, that leaves Ian McCall's men still within a point of nearest rivals Stranraer, after the Blues drew 0-0 at home to Dumbarton.

Clyde thrashed the Warriors 6-1 at Ochilview in February and they caused Gary Naysmith's men plenty of problems once again in the South Lanarkshire sunshine.

McCall made two changes from last week’s defeat at Dumbarton as Chris McGinn and Leitch came in, with Ross Lyon and Logan Dunachie dropping to the bench.

The Bully Wee gave their visitors a guard of honour ahaead of kick-off got the first sight at goal inside four minues when Jaze Kabia broke down the left and picked out Allan. The striker swivelled on the edge of the box and fired a low strike towards the bottom corner, but Warriors keeper Curtis Lyle was equal to it.

Moments later, Stenny should have opened the scoring when Adam Brown's cross picked out Jordan Kirkpatrick unmarked, but he fresh aired his effort and the hosts escaped punishment.

And in seven minutes Clyde made their visitors pay with the opening goal. The ball came to Kabia 30 yards out and his quick-thinking saw him backheel the ball forward to put Leitch through on the keeper, and he kept his