Annan Athletic striker comes off the bench to net last gasp winner against Edinburgh City

Comeback striker Tommy Goss thumped home a last minute header to clinch Annan’s first league win of the season in a sensational finish.

He was brought on from the bench at the interval and after coming close on a couple of occasions he met a perfect cross by Josh Dixon to power a header back across goal and into the left side of the net to spark wild celebrations at Galabank and cap a terrific fightback from two goals down.

Goss said afterwards: “To come on and score and get the three points was just brilliant.

“I was absolutely gutted to miss the Queen of the South game the week before with injury. It was the one game this season I wanted to play in after coming from Dumfries and having played there.

“But there are three more games left with them that I hope to play in.

“It was an end to end game this one and must have been good to watch.

“I had a few chances when I came on that I should’ve put away, but I have not done anything for five weeks but I trained fully on Thursday and I am just glad to be back and as I get my fitness back I hope to be back among the goals.

“Josh Dixon crossed for me and I thought he was brilliant.

“He was everywhere and gives you that every week and works his socks off.”

He added: “I have started a new job in Dumfries with S&C Plastering, the boss is Stewart Venner and his son Cohen is one of my biggest fans. They come to the games which is good.”

The Galabankies had a poor start when City’s Kieran Offord pounced on a rebound inside the penalty box to crack a low shot past keeper Greg Fleming from 12 yards for the opener.

And Innes Murray made it 2-0 to the visitors in 33 minutes with a volley in off the base of the right post.

But the Black and Golds hit back before