The search is now on for funding. It is a venerable spot. The park was first used for football in 1886 and in 1921 a Bo’ness side played in the Scottish League. The facility is run by the ...
The Falkirk Herald on MSN5d
Bo'ness United close gap on Albion Rovers in Lowland LeagueBo’ness United’s slim hopes of a top six finish in this year’s Scottish Lowland Football League were boosted on Tuesday ...
The Coatbridge side had a game on Saturday night under the lights but couldn't turn their dominance into goals ...
The Falkirk Herald on MSN12d
Bo'ness United reach Lowland League Cup final to bounce back from Broomhill lossBo’ness United bounced back from a 3-2 defeat to Scottish Lowland Football League strugglers Broomhill by reaching the Lowland League Cup final on Tuesday night.
A very early start is needed to get to Scotland for an 11.00am kick-off at Harthill Royal in the East of Scotland League.
Meanwhile, Dunbar United will also be looking to progress as they tackle Whitehill Welfare in the East of Scotland Qualifying Cup. The two sides meet at New Countess Park at 7.30pm. Tranent, pictured ...
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