Football

Bo’ness United moved up to third place in Conference B after a hard-fought 5-2 victory over Dunipace at Westfield Park on Saturday, writes Kevin McAlpine.

Linlithgow Rose started the new year in winning style by disposing of former junior rivals and fellow title challengers Camelon.

Steve Kerrigan has urged his Bo’ness United players to use the festive break to recharge the batteries and forget about football.

Frozen pitches have forced football cancellations for Camelon Juniors and East Stirlingshire.

Linlithgow Rose moved clear at the top of their East of Scotland Conference table with a comprehensive victory at Prestonfield on Saturday.

Last Saturday saw Bo’ness United make their second visit to Forresters Park this season for a cup tie against Tranent Juniors, writes John Spowart

Linlithgow Rose manager Mark Bradley insists his league leaders will show no complacency in this Saturday’s home game against strugglers Edinburgh United, writes Craig Goldthorp.

Linlithgow Rose welcomed Heart of Midlothian on a stormy evening at Prestonfield as the club officially opened their floodlights.

Linlithgow Rose boss Mark Bradley says Saturday’s win over Broxburn sets the standard he wants for the rest of the season.

Linlithgow Rose deposed Broxburn as league leaders with a fine all-round performance at Prestonfield.

Linlithgow Rose manager Mark Bradley is confident that last Saturday’s heavy 5-1 South of Scotland Challenge Cup defeat at East Stirling won’t affect his side this weekend.

Bo’ness United manager Steve Kerrigan has told of the severe pain being felt at missing out on a crack at next season’s William Hill Scottish Cup.

Linlithgow Rose will look to consolidate their place as Conference C leaders when they head for Heriot Watt 
University on Saturday.

Linlithgow Rose bounced back from their Scottish Cup exit with an emphatic league win over Blackburn at Prestonfield.

Bo’ness United have been eliminated from the Alex Jack Cup after fielding an ineligible player in their semi-final win over Haddington.

Linlithgow Rose boss Mark Bradley was a happier man this week after seeing his players hit a remarkable 19 goals in two games.

Premiership leaders Hearts are to send a team to play Linlithgow Rose to mark the formal opening of the club's floodlights.