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About clubThe Stranraer was established in 1870 and represents Scotland. The team changed a lot of football players. The home stadium of the team is Stair Park which is located in Stranraer, Scotland.The current coach of the team is: Chris Aitken.Currently the Stranraer is playing in the Scottish League Two for the champion's title so cheer to get them to the final tournament and review detailed statistics about all previous matches during this season using the Predixly search or find all necessary information on the team's profile page. The collected statistics are accurate and up to date due to regular updates.You may compare football teams that are participating in the same league to define strong and weak points to predict the winners. Use the Head-to-Head option and compare two teams within one table.The upcoming matches of Stranraer are already scheduled and available on the website with upcoming status. Use search to find the earliest matches or review the full schedule on this page.Stranraer has changed a lot of players and you may find all rosters between different football clubs with transfer costs, terms, and contract validity details.The official information from the Stranraer is being regularly published in their social media profiles: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. Follow them to stay updated.While team earnings can reflect success, true glory in football is measured by titles and unforgettable moments. Over the years, Stranraer has built a legacy of remarkable victories and dramatic finishes across top competitions. Here are some of the most iconic trophies they’ve won:
- Stranraer claimed their first Scottish Third Division title in 1995, showcasing their dominance in the league with a thrilling last-minute win at Stair Park, securing promotion in front of their passionate home fans.
- In 2006, Stranraer lifted the Scottish Challenge Cup after a dramatic penalty shootout victory against Queen of the South, making it a memorable day at Hampden Park.
- The Blues celebrated their second Scottish Third Division title in 2012, clinching the championship with a commanding performance that thrilled their loyal supporters at home.
- Stranraer won the Scottish League Cup in 1997, marking a historic moment in club history as they defeated top-tier opposition in a stunning upset.
- In 1998, Stranraer triumphed in the Scottish Challenge Cup once again, demonstrating their prowess in knockout competitions with a memorable final at a packed stadium.
- Stranraer achieved a memorable victory in the 2013-14 season by finishing as runners-up in Scottish League Two, securing a playoff spot and a chance for promotion.
- The decisive penalty taken by Chris Aitken in the 2006 Challenge Cup final is unforgettable, as it secured Stranraer's first major trophy in nearly a decade, energizing the fans.
- In a thrilling 2010 match against Ayr United, a penalty awarded in the dying moments allowed Stranraer to equalize, showcasing their fighting spirit and determination.
- The crucial penalty taken during the 2012 promotion playoff against Annan Athletic was a turning point for Stranraer, as it helped them secure a vital victory and move closer to promotion.