Football

Using Uefa’s disciplinary points system, we’ve examined each teams’ points total across the four divisions over the course of the 2018-19 season up to the 36-game mark.

Bo’ness United overcame East of Scotland champions Bonnyrigg Rose in a sudden death shootout to qualify for the final of the League Cup after a thrilling night at Carmuirs, writes Kevin McAlpine.

Michael Gemmell believes if the right Bo’ness United turn up they can beat his former side Bonnyrigg Rose and book their place in the League Cup final.

Linlithgow Rose boss Mark Bradley urged his players to make sure they don’t finish the season empty handed ahead of their last chance of silverware.

A strong second-half showing earned Bo’ness United a place in the semi-finals of the League Cup after an eight-goal thriller at Foresters Park.

Bo’ness United finished second and completed their East of Scotland League Conference B campaign with a routine victory over Dalkeith Thistle at King’s Park.

In an impact which has been nothing short of sensational, Bo’ness United won another two matches this week to make it 13 victories on the spin under Max Christie, writes Craig Goldthorp.

Linlithgow Rose did what they needed to do at St Andrews on Saturday to take the Conference C title race to the final day.

Over the years, the Scottish lower leagues have been a breeding ground for numerous young talent.

Experienced defender Will Snowdon says Bo’ness United are aiming to finish second in East of Scotland Conference B after their 2-0 win over Lothian Thistle Hutchison Vale last week.

Roddy MacLennan insisted Linlithgow Rose need to be ready to capitalise on any slip-ups after they kept their slim hopes of a play-off spot alive following their 3-2 win over Jeanfield Swifts in East of Scotland Conference C.

It’s Old Firm weekend with the focus of much Scottish football on Sunday’s Celtic v Rangers clash at Celtic Park.

Saturday night football comes to Prestonfield this weekend when LinlithgowRose take on Jeanfield Swifts with an 8pm kick-off.

Chris Donnelly’s football 
career was acknowledged with the best local players turning out to play in a Bo’ness United versus Linlithgow Rose legends match.

A Linlithgow team is set to return to the ranks of junior football - but as part of a link up with Linlithgow Rose’s rivals Bo’ness United.

Linlithgow Rose’s title bid suffered a setback as they dropped two points against bottom of the table Ormiston at Prestonfield on Saturday.

New Bo’ness United gaffer Max Christie dreams of one day leading the club into the promised land of Ladbrokes League Two, writes Craig Goldthorp.

Bo’ness United have moved swiftly to appoint Steve Kerrigan’s successor by naming Max Christie as the new boss.