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Raith Rovers manager Barry Robson tells BBC Scotland: It's not a game of pure football.

"It looked like a derby and we played like a derby, it wasn't going to be pretty. I'm pleased we performed well in it.

"The players played really well. We didn't play the football we wanted to play but we'll always make chances. Dylan Easton's goal looked onside.

"We can play with the ball and we're actually better than that. You can see the quality from the team and we got off to a great start.

"I knew as the game went on we had subs to come and we got those fresh legs. My players are fit and they work hard. It's not just coming in and running for the sake of running, it's all well thought out. We try and get the strong and fit to keep them injury free.

"There's still more to come at the top-end of the pitch. That's 13 games in the league unbeaten. There's a long way to go for us, it's a tough league. There's no breathers. We don't get carried away but we will be organised, work hard and have a good spirit."

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And finally, the thoughts of winning manager Barry Robson.

Dunfermline manager Neil Lennon tells BBC Scotland: "We dominated the second half. The difference is two poor goals from our point of view.

"The first half was scrappy but the second half was brilliant and we deserve something out of the game.

"We've only got some players in in the last week and they're very young. They're exciting players but they need to find their feet so there will be some up and down until we find consistency.

"The result isn't what we wanted but the performance gives me hope and satisfaction going forward. We need a goal scorer and some quality up the top end of the pitch and that's what we're missing at the minute."

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We've still got the thoughts of both managers to bring you before we finish up.

First up, Neil Lennon.

Lewis Stevenson tells BBC Scotland: "It's important to start these games well. It gave us a great platform to get going. It's hard, you need to win your battles and that's the performance we put on tonight.

"We've been on a good run, it's a good proper team. We're going to need everyone for the rest of the season."

Lewis Vaughan tells BBC Scotland: "To score on a derby is massive for the club and massive for me. Goals are a bonus, I just want to play football. All you can do is come on and prove yourself and hopefully I've done that tonight.

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Fancy hearing the thoughts of tonight's goalscorers?

Of course you do, coming right up.

More from Raith Rovers' player of the match Easton: "It shows the strength and depth of our squad just now.

"We're delighted. Clean sheet and three points.

On whether a move to Dunfermline was on the cards this summer, Easton said: "As soon as Raith came in and offered me a new contract, it was a no-brainer, I love playing football here.

"We're at the top of the table. Hopefully the gaffer will give us a few days off so we can enjoy it."

Raith Rovers' Dylan Easton tells BBC Scotland: "Absolutely delighted.

"Derbies are not going to be pretty at times.

"Right from the get go we set the tempo from the front.

"The gaffer wants to go after teams and put them under pressure."

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Dylan Easton has been chatting to the Sportscene team. Let's get his thoughts on that one.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

It shows everyone that Raith Rovers have the capability to be winning games and up there and challenging.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

Throughout the team, they looked solid. Everyone knew their role and responsibility and they deserved the win.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

It was a great start to the match for Raith Rovers.

Dunfermline came into a bit in the second half but Raith scored that crucial second goal and ended it well.

Kris Doolan
Former Partick Thistle striker on Sportscene

This is notoriously a difficult place to come for everyone.

There's a good crowd, the pitch makes it difficult for players who don't know how to play on it and Raith Rovers use it well so it's going to catch teams out during the season.

It's all over at Stark's Park!

An ultimately comfortable evening for Barry Robson's side who take all three points and head to the top of the table before the rest of the weekend's action.

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Up the other end, Lewis Vaughan attempts to grab at third for the hosts.

He smashes a strike goalwards from just inside the Dunfermline box but it's off target.

They might have a chance here.

Jefferson Caceres is pulled back and wins a free-kick for his side between the box and the corner flag.

The eventual shot is straight at the goalkeeper.

Kris Doolan
Former Partick Thistle striker on Sportscene

Dunfermline have to do something special to get back in the game in the last few minutes.

Kris Doolan
Former Partick Thistle striker on Sportscene

Dylan Easton set the tone of the game from the start. The defenders have defended the ball so well, but in games like this you need someone at the top end of the pitch who will worry defenders, link the play and be a goal threat.

But Easton has shown everything that a Raith Rovers player should have so for me, he's my man of the match.

Four minutes added on at Stark's Park.