Huge matchup here. Stirling in 5th, wanting to settle the score with Roberto Armellini, and take out Spearwood (4th) at the same time.
While Stirling marched to an easy 5-1 victory over Spearwood on the openingining matchday, it was Armellini who opened the scoring
for Spearwood on that day to give them hope. Since then, Spearwood have come on in leap and bounds, surprising many under the
guidance of the veteran Sirash Sasikumar. They have got themselves into 4th, with 4 wins from 7 games, a very impressive start
to the promoted Championship side, survival is usually the key for the Championship winners, but they have done so much more than
that already.
Stirling will once again go into this encounter as the favorites, with noted Brazilian Victor Brauner the danger, and it will
be interesting if Spearwood react by using one of their speedy youngsters to keep him at bay. In the end one suspects Stirling,
a much more experienced and drilled side, should be able to come out on top here.