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Airdrie 5 Clyde 0: Callum Smith at the double as Diamonds sparkle in derby drubbing of Bully Wee

Airdrieonians moved up to second spot in League One after a thumping Lanarkshire derby victory over Clyde.

Goals from Lewis Jamieson - who was on loan at the Bully Wee last season - Gabby McGill, Salim Kouider-Aissa and a second-half double from Callum Smith ensured the Diamonds claimed all three points to bounce back from their 6-0 humilation at the hands of FC Edinbrugh on their last league outing.

It might have been more for the hosts had man of the match Adam Frizzell's deflected effort not come back off the post in the first half and that is now four defeats on the spin for Danny Lennon's side, with 13 goals conceded in that spell.

Clyde are now eighth in the table and three points ahead of bottom side Peterhead, while Rhys McCabe's men are now just a point adrift of table-topping Dunfermline, who drew 1-1 with Falkirk.

Airdrie make three changes from that 6-0 hammering to FC Edinburgh in their last outing as new signings Aaron Taylor-Sinclair and Charlie Telfer were handed their debuts, while Euan Deveney also came into the starting 11. McCabe, Ben Wylie and the suspended Cammy Ballantyne, who saw red against Edinburgh, dropped out.

Clyde also made three changes as Peter Grant, Euan Cameron and Olly McDonald got the nod at the expense of Kurtis Roberts, Ross Lyon and Andy Rodden who started in their 4-2 defeat at home to Alloa.

On a bright afternoon at New Broomfield it was the Diamonds who had the first sight of goal in the ninth minute when Jamieson raced through and forced Neil Parry into a solid double-stop with two powerful, low strikes in the box.

Moments later, it was the woodwork that came to Clyde's rescue when Adam Frizzell's goal-bound strike was turned onto the post by Euan Cameron, and the ball bounced

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