Brechin bank on Trouten
Brechin could be at full-strength when Stenhousemuir visit if midfielder Alan Trouten can shake off a groin injury.
The Glebe Park side is looking to build on a solid start to their season after holding favourites Dunfermline to a goalless draw at East End Park.
Manager Ray McKinnon said: "It was a very pleasing performance and it was certainly a deserved point.
"We now face a Stenhousemuir side that beat us four times last season and we want to put an end to that run.
"They will have similar promotion aims as ourselves so a win would be very welcome."
The Warriors will be without on-loan Hearts goalkeeper Jack Hamilton.
The Edinburgh club recalled Hamilton after Neil Alexander was injured against Rangers last Sunday.
First-choice number one Chris Smith remains sidelined with a knee injury and manager Scott Booth will be forced to start with 19-year-old Dean Shaw.
Skipper Ross McMillan is expected to return after a back strain.
Assistant manager Brown Ferguson said: "We never played that well against Airdrie last week, but we won as we hit them the break.
"We want to show that there is more to our game at Brechin."
Source: PA
