Date	Saturday, 17 September 1994
Competition	Scottish Challenge Cup
Fixture/Score	East Fife 2:1 Ross County
Venue	MGM Timber Bayview Stadium
Referee	John Underhill
Ross County
Manager	Robert (Bobby) Wilson
Starting 11	1: Donald (Don) MacMillan, 2: Christopher (Chris) Somerville, 3: Gary Campbell, 4: Robert (Robbie) Williamson, 5: William (Billy) Herd, 6: Craig Reid, 7: Keith (Billy) Ferries, 8: Andrew (Andy) MacLeod 1 (1 pen), 9: Brian Grant, 10: Jamie MacPherson, 11: Alan Duff
Bench	0: Stephen Hutchison, 0: Alexander (Sandy) MacLeod, 0: David MacKay
East Fife
Manager	Steve Archibald
Starting 11	Wilson, G Bell, Alan Sneddon, Willie Burns, Beaton, Dow, Gilbert Allan, Ronnie Hildersley, Robert Scott 1, Paul Hunter 1, Richard Gibb
Bench	Alan Irvine, John Cusick, Charles
Attendance	1,031
Match Report	Ross County Goal Scorer: Andy MacLeod (58' Pen.) East Fife Goal Scorers: Paul Hunter (?) Robert Scott (?) East Fife Substitutions: Alan Irvine for unknown (?) John Cusick for unknown (?) Report from the Press & Journal. East Fife 2 Ross County 1 Ross County centre half Sandy MacLeod is fighting to be fit to face Arbroath in Saturday's Third Division tussle in which the Dingwall team will be bidding for first home league victory. The bustling pivot failed a late fitness test on his ankle at Bayview Park and missed County's B&Q Cup debut on Saturday. Reshuffled County battled valiantly and came within nine minutes of forcing extra time before going down 2-1 to Steve Archibald's men. Manager Bobby Wilson said: "We are hopeful that Sandy can respond to treatment in time to play against Arbroath. But we'll have to wait and see how things go." The Ross boss confirmed that he has spoken again to Elgin City's transfer-listed sweeper Willie Furphy, who is wanted by Alloa. Andy MacLeod fired County ahead from a penalty on the hour mark after Alan Duff had been pulled down. Two headers, from Hunter and Scott, finally punctured the Ross resistance.