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2022-2023 Hamilton Academical Stats (Scottish 2/3 Relegation/Promotion Play-off)

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Record: 7-10-19, 31 points (0.86 per game), 9th in Scottish Championship (2nd Tier)

Home Record: 3-6-9, 15 points Away Record: 4-4-10, 16 points

Goals: 31 (0.86 per game), Goals Against: 63 (1.75 per game), Diff: -32

Governing Country: Scotland sct

Gender: Male

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Scores & Fixtures 2022-2023 Hamilton Academical: Scottish 2/3 Relegation/Promotion Play-off

Scores & Fixtures 2022-2023 Hamilton Academical: Scottish 2/3 Relegation/Promotion Play-off Table
Date	Time	Round	Day	Venue	Result	GF	GA	Opponent	Attendance	Captain	Formation	Referee	Match Report	Notes
2023-05-09	19:45	Semi-finals	Tue	Away	L	0	1	Alloa Athletic	1,011	Dylan McGowan	4-4-2	Greg Aitken	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2023-05-13	15:00	Semi-finals	Sat	Home	W	5	2	Alloa Athletic	1,353	Dylan McGowan	4-4-2	Chris Graham	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; Hamilton won

2023-05-17	19:35	Finals	Wed	Away	L	0	1	Airdrieonians		Dylan McGowan	4-4-2	Steven Kirkland	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2023-05-20	17:15	Finals	Sat	Home	W	2 (5)	1 (6)	Airdrieonians	3,429	Dylan McGowan	4-3-3	Craig Napier	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; Airdrieonians won; Airdrieonians won on penalty kicks following extra time

Semi-finals

Hamilton

5–3

Alloa Athletic

May 9

Alloa Athletic

1–0

Hamilton

May 13

Hamilton

5–2

Alloa Athletic

Hamilton won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Finals.
Alloa Athletic remained in Scottish League One.

Finals

Airdrieonians

2–2

Hamilton

May 17

Airdrieonians

1–0

Hamilton

May 20

Hamilton

2–1

Airdrieonians

Airdrieonians won on penalty kicks following extra time and remained in league.
Hamilton relegated to Scottish League One.

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