Bo’ness United manager Max Christie hailed his battlers after a great comeback from 3-1 down with 10 minutes remaining saw them grab a 3-3 draw against one of the title favourites – Penicuik Athletic, writes Kevin McAlpine.
A nasty onfield injury sparked an incredible sequence of events to delay Linlithgow’s William Hill Scottish Cup clash at Jeanfield Swifts for nearly an hour.
Bo’ness United twice came from behind to grab a credible 3-3 draw against title contenders Penicuik Athletic thanks to a last-gasp Fraser Keast leveller, writes Kevin McAlpine.
Linlithgow Rose romped to a fantastic 5-2 success at Jeanfield Swifts’ Riverside Stadium in Perth in the second preliminary round of the SFA William Hill Scottish Cup, writes Susan Hill.
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Bo’ness United crashed out of the Alex Jack cup after losing an ill-tempered match at Olivebank against Musselburgh Athletic on Saturday, writes Kevin McAlpine.
A number of former and current Linlithgow Rose players turned out at Prestonfield on Sunday in glorious sunshine to celebrate Tommy Coyne’s 10 years service to the club with a testimonial match, writes Susan Hill.
Bo’ness United manager Max Christie hailed his side after a battling performance won all three points in a 1-0 away win against Jeanfield Swifts at the Riverside Stadium.
Bo’ness United manager Max Christie was pleased with his side’s reaction to a poor opening period in Saturday’s home Football Nation qualifying cup tie against Oakley United, writes Kevin McAlpine.
Linlithgow Rose manager Mark Bradley admits he’ll have to tone down his behaviour during matches after being yellow-carded for the third time this season on Saturday.
Bo’ness United Juniors and Linlithgow Rose CFC shared the spoils in the first derby between the two teams in the East Region South Premier League last Saturday.
Bo’ness United boss Max Christie is urging his side to build on the momentum they have created after fine back-to-back performances against Crossgates Primrose and Newtongrange Star.
Linlithgow Rose booked their place in the second preliminary round of the Scottish Cup against Jeanfield Swifts after a narrow 2-1 win over Preston Athletic at Prestonfield last Saturday, writes Susan Hill.
Dundee United are reported to have turned down a bid from Crystal Palace - thought to be in the region of £400,000 - for Clyde promotion hero Scott Banks.
