Native soccer followers are spoiled for selection on Saturday afternoon.
Coupled with Jeanfield’s sport in opposition to Darvel, fellow East of Scotland League sides Luncarty and Kinnoull face mouth-watering cup fixtures.
The Bleachers welcome Premier Division high-flyers Linlithgow Rose to Brownlands Park for a Qualifying League Part J tussle.
Supervisor Robbie Holden is actually trying ahead to it.
“Saturday might be an excellent event for the membership,” he mentioned. “Bringing massive golf equipment like Linlithgow is what the membership wants and hopefully we get a giant turnout. I’m certain the gamers might be trying ahead to it.
“Linlithgow are having an excellent season. That they had received 21 in a row previous to the final two video games so I’m certain they are going to be trying to get again on a run and might be large favourites.
“It would want an ideal efficiency and a bit of excellent fortune for us to get something from the sport.”
Final week, Luncarty let a 3-1 lead slip to finally draw 3-3 with West Calder United in the identical competitors.
“We should always have gotten off to a profitable begin within the group,” Holden admitted.
“And we now have misplaced Craig Mitchell, Chris Anton and James Yates for the remainder of the season with accidents within the house of two weeks, so it was a double blow.”
Kinnoull are set to host Convention X leaders Bo’ness Athletic within the East of Scotland Qualifying Cup fourth spherical.
Alan Cameron’s males head into that one after a 5-4 Qualifying League defeat to Kirkcaldy and Dysart final weekend.
Cameron famous that striker Mark Smith will miss the Bo’ness sport attributable to being cup-tied, whereas Jamie Mackenzie might be absent attributable to work. The Tulloch Park boss, nevertheless, is assured of including a brand new face to his squad in time for kick-off.