League: Lowland League

The Scottish Lowland Football League, along with the Highland League is the 5th tier of Scottish football.

Heart of Midlothian B vs Albion Rovers

Last time both sides faced each other, Hearts B left Coatbridge with the three points – thanks to a 2-1 victory.

Hearts B currently sit in 5th place with 51 points from their 27 games played – made up of 15 wins, six draws, and six defeats.

Since accumulating three consecutive defeats, The Wee Jambos come into this with back-to-back wins – defeating Tranent 1-0, and East Kilbride 4-2 for the second time, this season.

Albion Rovers currently sit in 9th place with 41 points from their 25 games played – made up of 11 wins, eight draws, and six defeats.

Rovers come into this with four wins and two draws from their last six games – defeating Linlithgow Rose (twice), Broomhill, and Gretna 2008, with the draws coming against Broomhill and Bo’ness United.

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Broomhill vs Tranent

Last time both sides faced each other, the whistle blew on a 0-0 draw at Foresters Park.

Broomhill currently sit in 14th place with 28 points from their 26 games played – made up of eight wins, four draws, and 14 defeats.

The Broom have won one of their eight games played in 2024 – with six defeats (two being cup exits) and a draw making up the other results.

Tranent currently sit in 5th place with 46 points from their 24 games played – made up of 14 wins, four draws, and six defeats.

Having gone six games unbeaten, the Big T suffered back-to-back defeats to East Kilbride and Hearts B. Their recent game ended 2-2 with Civil Service Strollers, but they progressed to the next round of the Lowland League Cup via penalties.

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Albion Rovers vs Bo’ness United

Last time both sides faced each other, Albion Rovers took the three points back to Coatbridge – thanks to a 1-0 win at Newtown Park.

Albion Rovers currently sit in 10th place with 37 points from their 23 games played – made up of ten wins, seven draws, and six defeats.

Albion come into this with three consecutive victories – defeating Broomhill 2-1, Linlithgow Rose 3-0, and Gretna 2008 1-0.

Bo’ness United currently sit in 3rd place with 50 points from their 26 games played – made up of 16 wins, two draws, and eight defeats.

The B.U’s have won three of their last five matches – with away defeats to Celtic B and Cumbernauld Colts sitting in between home wins over Edinburgh Uni, Gretna 2008, and Caley Braves.

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