Hamilton 2 Alloa 1: Last-gasp winner stings Wasps as Accies stay joint-top

Hamilton Accies stayed joint-top of League One after super sub Joe McGlynn fired home a stoppage time winner to sink Alloa.

Euan Henderson's second goal of the season gave Accies the lead moments into the second half, before Luke Donnelly's leveller after 69 minutes looked to have earner former Accies boss Brian Rice a point for his Wasps.

But three minutes into added-on time, McGlynn got a flick on a Kyle MacDonald cross to find the bottom corner and keep Accies unbeaten with five wins in six games.

Accies stay level on points with Falkirk, who also grabbed a late winner at home to Queen of the South.

John Rankin made four changes from the side that knocked Coleraine out of the SPFL Trust Trophy in Northern Ireland last weekend.

Goalkeeper Ryan Fulton returned from a long-term thigh injury, making his first appearance since a 0-0 draw at Arbroath in May, at the expense of August's League One player of the month, Jamie Smith.

He was joined in the starting 11 alongside Jamie Barjonas, Dylan Tait and Kevin O’Hara, with Dario Zanatta, Lewis Smith and Connor Murray dropping out. Scott Martin made a landmark 150th appearance for the club.

Accies created the first real opening in 11 minutes when Lee Kilday's perfectly weighted ball over the top picked out Barjonas darting into the box, but the midfielder couldn't get enough of a connection on the ball to poke it past Wasps keeper PJ Morrison. Moments later, Tait sent a low drive narrowly wide as the hosts enjoyed a bright start at New Douglas Park.

Alloa almost broke the deadlock 20 minutes in when a ball into the box took a big deflection, falling right into the path of Conor Sammon at the back post. Thankfully for Accies, the striker was stretching for the ball and could