New Clyde boss Jim Duffy managed to stop the rot of 11 straight defeats by holding League One leaders Dunfermline to a 2-2 draw at East End Park.
And the 63 -year-old, who took the reins last week after Danny Lennon’s sacking to kick-off a second spell at the club, insisted he wasn’t overly disappointed to see his side surrender a two goal lead.
A Jordan Allan double in the first half had the Bully Wee in dreamland, but two Kyle Benedictus penalties after the break – the second of which came in the 88th minute – forced the Bully Wee to settle for a point in Fife.
