Airdrie return to league action this weekend after their battling Viaplay Cup exit
Airdrie player/boss Rhys McCabe reckons his young charges can take huge belief from going toe-to-toe with Premiership Ross County in the Viaplay Cup last week.
Airdrie - who this week sold 19-year-old talent Justin Devenny to Crystal Palace - had youth at the heart of their squad last week, with teens Dean McMaster, Lewis McGregor, Murray Aiken, Elliot Dunlop and Josh O'Connor all playing their part. More sports news from across Lanarkshire "These guys are all under 20 so they will take a lot from the Ross County game in that they can compete at that level.
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