Craigie came from behind for the first time this season to maintain their perfect start to the season.

Sean Martin should have given them the perfect start but shot over after Elliot Turnbull fumbled Graham Hare' s shot into his path.                           

They went behind however when Paul Hossack shot low past Craig Weir who conceded for the first time since the opening game of the season.

Craigie should have equalised immediately but Turnbull blocked Martin's header but they did score soon after when an unmarked Lloyd Dignan headed home Martin's cross at the back post and they took the lead minutes later when Sammy Hassan beat Turnbull to the ball to head home Stevie Manson's cross.

Paul Young almost equalised early in the second half but his shot went narrowly over.

Martin doubled Craigie's lead when he eventually forced the ball home after Turnbull saved from Dignan then as their superior fitness began to tell they added a fourth goal when Martin's low cross was missed by Dignan but Manson arrived unmarked at the back post to score easily before sub Graeme Bernardi hit the post but Craigie made it five in the final minute when Dignan headed home Hassan's cross. 

Craigie showed good character after losing the first goal, and Weir and his defenders again looked solid with the midfield and strikers combining to create a number of chances.