Football

The manager of Central Taxis Premier Division pacesetters Bo’ness United is taking nothing for granted in his side’s title pursuit.

Brown Ferguson won his first home game as  Linlithgow Rose gaffer as his side impressively saw off Preston Athletic 4-1 on  Tuesday night.

Premier Division leaders Bo’ness United continued their unbeaten streak after completing the league double over Newtongrange Star with a 3-1 win at Newtown Park, writes Kevin McAlpine.

Just two weeks after being humbled 5-1 at second-placed Camelon in the Premier Division, Linlithgow Rose return to the Mariners on cup duty this Saturday.

Premier Division leaders Bo’ness United continued their unbeaten streak after completing the league double over Newtongrange Star at Newtown Park.

Linlithgow Rose plan to put tickets for the William Hill Scottish Cup match with Falkirk on sale on Tuesday.

Bo’ness United continued their excellent home form with a 1-0 home victory against Fife side Hill of Beath Hawthorn, to keep United top of the EOS Premier Division, writes Kevin McAlpine.

After a week of excitement following the news that they had drawn Falkirk in a televised home match in the third round of the William Hill Scottish Cup, the Rose were served up a harsh plate of reality when they were thrashed 5-1 by ex-junior rivals Camelon on Saturday, writes Susan Hill.

Young football players should not take part in heading drills at clubs’ training sessions and the practise to be eliminated from games where possible, say sport officials in Scotland.

Linlithgow Rose Community FC’s Macron Scottish Junior Cup third round clash with high-flying Pollok this Saturday has been moved to Prestonfield Stadium due to anticipated supporter demand.

Linlithgow Rose won 2-0 at University of Stirling from the Lowland League in Sunday’s William Hill Scottish Cup second round clash, writes Susan Hill.

Rangers Academy coach and former Stenhousemuir boss Brown Ferguson has been named as Linlithgow Rose's new manager.

After the sacking of manager Mark Bradley following the previous week’s 6-2 thrashing at Musselburgh Athletic, Linlithgow Rose tried to put a difficult week behind them with a trip to Fife to play at a very wet Humbug Park, writes Susan Hill.

Bo’ness United matchwinner Stuart Hunter has warned his table topping team-mates they still have to up their overall level of performance to pick up silverware this season, writes Kevin McAlpine.

Following Mark Bradley's shock sacking on Sunday, Linlithgow Rose club president Jon Mahoney has revealed that Jimmy Crease – an ex-Rose player and manager who is a fervent supporter of the club – will take charge of the team for this Saturday’s East of Scotland Premier Division clash at Crossgates Primrose.