AIRDRIE expect keeper Grant Adam to play in tomorrow's promotion play-off showdown with East Fife.

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The 21-year-old was stretchered off after suffering a blow to the head during Scotland under-21s' international match against Italy on Wednesday night at Easter Road.

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On-loan Rangers goalie Adam wore a neck brace as a precaution while being taken off the field but Diamonds chief Jimmy Boyle believes he will be OK.

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He said: "Grant sustained a cut to the head but it was a bad one. He will probably need a few stitches tomorrow [Friday] but there's no concussion and he will be fine."

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But one player definitely out of the game is 28-goal top scorer Ryan Donnelly who begins a two-match suspension.

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The 20-year-old was red-carded at Dumbarton last weekend for violent conduct and must sit out the remainder of the regular season. On the plus side, midfielder Sean Lynch returns from a ban.

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Meanwhile, shopping giant ASDA are sponsoring a 'Kids Go Free' day at New Broomfield tomorrow.

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All under-16s will be admitted to the East Fife game for nothing after the company, who wish to build a store on land near the stadium, stepped in.

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Airdrie chairman Jim Ballantyne said: "I'd like to thank ASDA for their support. The timing couldn't be better as this Saturday's game is massive for both teams.

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"It would be great to see as many fans as possible turn out for this one. The players have done very well in the past two months and deserve everyone's backing."