Renfrew secure 3-0 away win over Newton Stewart to continue winning run

Renfrew FC secured a 3-0 away victory over Newton Stewart in the Scottish Lowland Football League West on Saturday, 14th November 2026.

Goals from Jordan Moore, Sean Fyfe and Aedan Gilfedder gave Renfrew their second successive league victory, following last weekend’s 2-1 comeback win against Albion Rovers.

Renfrew made changes to their starting line-up, with Argyll McCoist joining Jordan Moore in attack after scoring twice against Albion Rovers last Saturday. David McGrath also started in midfield after making a brief appearance from the bench last weekend.

Renfrew opened the scoring through Jordan Moore following a move involving Darren Christie, Joe Sexton and a knockdown from McCoist.

Newton Stewart responded immediately, forcing goalkeeper Jack Donohoe into a flying save from an overhead kick.

Kieran Healy was shown a yellow card as the home side continued to threaten. Donohoe was called into action again, clawing an effort away from just under the crossbar.

Renfrew doubled their advantage a couple of minutes before half-time when Sean Fyfe found the net to make it 2-0.

The visitors nearly added a third before the interval when a passing move ended with Fyfe shooting narrowly wide of the post.

Renfrew went into the break with a two-goal advantage.

In the second half, Newton Stewart came close to reducing the deficit, but an effort following a cross went the wrong side of the post.

Renfrew also had opportunities to extend their lead. Logan Punton delivered a cross which was met at the far post, forcing a save from the home goalkeeper. The ball then fell to Christie on the edge of the box, but his effort was kept out and cleared for a corner.

Another move involving Fyfe almost produced a second goal for Moore. Fyfe’s cross found the striker near the edge of the box, but his first-time effort went narrowly over the crossbar.

Renfrew made a triple substitution, introducing Aedan Gilfedder, Gregor Wylie and Kenzie McCrystal in place of Oliver Smith, David McGrath and Argyll McCoist.

Noel Kiely was also introduced for Darren Christie.

The visitors completed the scoring with eight minutes remaining when substitute Gilfedder converted a cross from McCrystal to make it 3-0.

Renfrew saw out the remaining minutes to secure all three points and a clean sheet.

Following the match, Renfrew praised the team’s performance, with special mentions for Sean Fyfe and Joe Sexton, while goalkeeper Donohoe was recognised for several important saves.