Mothwerwell, Hamilton Accies and Queen's Park will participate within the Reserve League when it returns for this coming season.
All three will participate within the 10-team Reserve League, and 12-club Reserve League Cup.
The league, which was paused in season 2019-20 as a result of pandemic, is being reintroduced, following discussions with member golf equipment.
It would kick off on the Tuesday, September 6, the place Hamilton host Livingston at New Douglas Park, whereas Motherwell go to Queen's Park at Lochinch Pavilion.
The primary derby of the season takes place at East Kilbride FC's Ok-Park on Tuesday, October 4, when Motherwell host Hamilton.
Different groups within the Reserve League are Ayr United, Dundee, Dundee United, Hibs, Kilmarnock, Livingston and Queen of the South.
Matches happen on Tuesday afternoons, and golf equipment will play one another as soon as throughout the season, which is scheduled to finish on April 4.
SPFL chief govt Neil Doncaster mentioned: "We're happy to have the ability to provide our member golf equipment the chance to have the ability to play SPFL cinch Reserve League soccer once more, after the League was initially paused as a result of pandemic.
"We'd additionally wish to thank our companions at cinch for its assist of the SPFL cinch Reserve League and its incredible ongoing backing of the Scottish recreation.”
The draw and fixtures for the Reserve League Cup might be revealed on Tuesday, August 2.
Dunfermline Athletic and Partick Thistle might be added to the competitors, however will not play within the Reserve League.
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