League 2: Runaway leaders Kelty Hearts held by 10-man Elgin City
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Runaway Scottish League 2 leaders Kelty Hearts were held to a second straight goalless draw at 10-man Elgin City.
Annan further cemented second place with a 3-0 win at Stirling Albion, for their fourth league victory in a row.
They moved five points clear of third-place Forfar after they failed to win away to Albion Rovers.
Darren Christie snatched Stenhousemuir a 1-1 draw at bottom-of-the-table Cowdenbeath, hitting the leveller in the third minute of added time.
Fraser Mullen thought his 79th-minute penalty would prove enough for Cowdenbeath, only for Christie to pop up at the death and sneak his side a point.
On Friday, Stranraer were 2-1 winners over managerless Edinburgh City.
Kelty, who lead League 2 by 13 points, were up against 10 men when Elgin had Robin Omar sent off for a second bookable offence just shy of the hour-mark, but could not take advantage.
But they did extend their unbeaten run to seven matches.
Tommy Goss' second-half double sealed the win for Annan away to Stirling, after Aidan Smith had broken the deadlock just before the break.
