Albion Rovers v Bonnyrigg Rose: We owe fans a Scottish Cup performance after last week's shocker, admits Rovers boss Sandy Clark

Albion Rovers boss Sandy Clark says his players owe it to the fans to produce a Scottish Cup display to be proud of on Saturday.

The Wee Rovers fell to a shock South Challenge Cup exit last weekend at the hands of West of Scotland First Division outfit Kilwinning Rangers, losing 4-0 in a fourth round tie at Buffs Park.

So they will be looking to cause an upset of their own this weekend when League Two Bonnyrigg Rose come calling to Cliftonhill in the Scottish Cup third round.

Clark wasn't happy with the performance at Kilwinning, which he says wasn't helped by having a number of key players missing, and he insists they must show a much improved performance if they are to get into the fourth round of the country's flagship tournament.

"We let our supporters down on Saturday big time, so we owe them one now. Hopefully that can be the motivation for the players to get them into the next round," said Clark, who side have knocked out Stirling University and St Andrews United so far.

"It is a massive game for us. We will certainly be underdogs, given where the teams are in the leagues now, but I don't think that makes a lot of difference.

"We had a poor result and performance last Saturday. Missing some important players was a reason for that - but it is not an excuse - so we really need to use this game to bounce back.

"We went six games unbeaten and then had a poor performance, so it is about how we react to it.

"We were missing Adam Fernie, Joe Bevan, Alan Reid and Stephen O'Neill, who was cup tied.

"Stephen is available for Saturday, but Reidy is suspended and I really don't know how the other two will be because they are injured.

"Joe got a knock three weeks ago and it has taken him a while to get over it, so we'll just