🗣️What ATS had to say: "It’s just all about keeping that momentum going – we’ve won in the Scottish Cup, won today, and we’ll look to continue that at Alloa on Tuesday. We’ve had them watched and they’re a good side, so we’ll be ready for that."

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🗣️ What Deano had to say: "We know what it’s like to win a bit of silverware – some of the boys have and some haven’t, so it’ll be good to just get the boys through it and try to get our hands on it again.”

🤕 Squad news: Rhys Armstrong, Lewis Strapp, Aidan Wilson, Euan Henderson, Aaron Reid, Liam Mcstravick and Alex King will all miss tonight's game.

🔍One to watch: Luke Rankin has been on fire in this competition so far, with four goals in four games for the twenty-one-year-old, he managed to get his eighth goal of the season on Saturday against Peterhead in a 4-0 win.

It didn't take long for Airdrie to get another with Euan Henderson tucking away his penalty in the 64th minute. Steven Buchanan and Alloa took advantage of a misplaced pass by defender Sean McGinty and secured their spot in the next round of the Premier Sports Cup.

🔙Last time out: These two have met once before already this season with The Diamonds losing out 3-2 in the Premier Sports Cup Group stages. Alloa opened the scoring in the 29th minute with a goal from Owen Foster. Airdrie replied with a goal from Aidan Wilson in the 62nd minute.

Euan Henderson is returning to Indodrill tonight after he had a loan spell there in which he found the net fourteen times. David Hutton and Bryan Prunty also both had a spell at tonight's hosts.

Neil Parry, who had a spell with Airdrie in the 2015-16 season, is Alloa's goalkeeping coach and Graeme Holmes is also involved in Andy Graham's backroom team.

Alloa have a few names in their squad that will be familiar to all Diamonds, with both Callum Gallagher and Kurtis Roberts playing for The Wasps.

Alloa finished thirteenth in the League stage of this competition. Airdrie come into this one off the back of a 2-1 win away in Dingwall. Alloa also won their last game and won 4-0 against Peterhead at the Indodrill.

Aaron Taylor Sinclair will be hoping his side can keep up their good form with Airdrie only losing two out of their last seven games. The Diamonds have happy memories in this competition after they won it in the 23/24 season after beating Welsh team TNS.

Graham has created an Alloa side that are tough to beat and has gained plaudits from many for the job he is doing at Alloa with his side on an eight-game unbeaten run in League One.

These sides met earlier in the season, and it was Alloa that came out on top, so Aaron Taylor Sinclair will be looking for revenge this time around. It will be Andy Graham's 100th game in charge of The Wasps tonight, and he will be aiming to get his 45th win as a manager.