city Brechin: Last News

Aron Lynas ended a four year goal drought with a stunning strike against Elgin City - and says he now hopes to find the net more often.

Stirling Albion skipper Paul McLean said their 4-1 weekend win over Stranraer felt like a long time coming – and is confident the squad can make its mark on the title hunt.

Ayrshire non-league sides Cumnock and Kilwinning Rangers are set to face SPFL League Two opposition in the second round of the Scottish Cup.

Stirling Albion boss Darren Young hailed his side for hitting back from the loss of an early goal to get the better of Annan in difficult conditions of wind and rain at Galabank last Saturday.

Stirling Albion head for Annan this weekend for the first of three away games in the space of a week.

Stirling Albion welcome neighbours Stenhousemuir to Forthbank tomorrow as they seek their first win of the cinch League Two season.

The countdown to a return to competitive action is well and truly on with the Premier Sports Cup kicking off this weekend.

Albion Rovers boss Brian Reid has signed three fresh faces this past week and is eyeing at least four more for their League Two campaign.

Michael Paton says his aim is to use his experience to help emerging Albion Rovers players coming through the ranks.

St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson is hoping a number of the club’s younger players shine in pre-season.

John Gall says being involved in Darvel’s rise is like a dream come true.

It was an historic night ‘Doon the Brae’ as Darvel advanced to the last 32 of the Scottish Cup.

Darvel's rearranged Scottish Cup replay will finally go ahead tonight.

Darvel are in the hat for the last 32 in their first ever season in the senior Scottish Cup.

Stirling Albion are aiming to become the first team to inflict a defeat on Kelty Hearts this season when they face the cinch League Two leaders at New Central Park tomorrow (October 30).

Promising St Johnstone defender Sam Denham is embracing the challenge of regular first-team football in the Highland League.

Footballer David Cox has told how his return to the pitch has helped save his life after turning his back on the game.

Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterSt Johnstone manager Callum Davidson expects Finnish striker Eetu Vertainen to make up for lost time.The 22-year-old, previously of Ilves and HJK Helsinki, is now available for action after finally receiving work permit approval.He has trained with his new team-mates and played in a bounce game against Brechin City on Monday afternoon.Davidson said: “He has had a bit of a close season after being in isolation and training by himself.“He only trained once with us before the game with Brechin on Monday.“But you can see he is a big, strong lad with great feet and an eye for a goal.“I’m pretty excited about him and hopefully we can get him on the pitch as soon as we can.“I certainly

Saturday’s friendly with Partick Thistle before making a decision on the player, who also had SPFL experience with Brechin City before their relegation to the Highland League last season.

Craig Levein to lead their charge back from the Highland League. Just two weeks after dropping out of the professional set-up the Angus club announced the 56-year-old had joined as a full-time advisor to the board.

Barry Ferguson celebrated taking Kelty Hearts into the SPFL - and the Rangers hero claimed it was up there with the greatest moments in his career. Ferguson’s Lowland League champions won their long-awaited ‘on-off’ League Two play-off with Brechin City 3-1 on aggregate to take their place in the professional set-up for the first time.