Clyde boss Jim Duffy says their League One fate was always going to come down to Saturday’s clash at Peterhead as the two sides fight to avoid automatic relegation.
The Bully Wee’s 2-1 win at home to FC Edinburgh on Saturday – their first in eight games since beating Peterhead 1-0 on February 18 – moved them five points clear of their rivals as they head to the Balmoor Stadium, with three games left.
A Clyde win will relegate Peterhead and leave themselves in the play-off slot, but a home victory claws the deficit back to two points with six to play for, and Duffy expects a titanic tussle.
