University of Stirling took maximum points off Hearts B, last season – winning 4-2 and 4-0.

Hearts B currently sit in 3rd place with 30 points from their 15 games played – made up of eight wins, six draws, and one defeat.

The Wee Jambos are on a 10-game unbeaten run – and will be looking at the Lowland League’s top scorer, Makenzie Kirk to add to his tally of 18 goals, whilst trying to secure another positive result.

University of Stirling currently sit in 13th place with 15 points from their 12 games played – made up of four wins, three draws, and five defeats.

Uni come into this with back-to-back victories over Albion Rovers and Bo’ness United – winning 1-0 and 3-1.

It was Celtic B who got the better of the results, last season – with a 1-1 draw and a 2-0 win over Hearts B.

Hearts B currently sit in 3rd place with 27 points from their 14 games played – made up of seven wins, six draws, and one defeat.

The Wee Jambos are the second-highest scorers in the league with 37 goals – with the league top scorer, Makenzie Kirk finding the back of the net on 17 occasions, including the seven over the previous two fixtures v Bo’ness United and Berwick Rangers.

Celtic B currently sit in 13th place with 13 points from their 11 games played – made up of four wins, one draw, and six defeats.

The Young Hoops have now went six games without a victory in all competitions – with their 1-1 UEFA Youth League draw with Lazio being the only positive amongst five defeats.

Hearts B are undefeated against Berwick Rangers in their previous three meetings – winning 6-0 and drawing 1-1 last season, as well as a 2-2 draw earlier this season.

Hearts B currently sit in 3rd place with 24 points from their 13 games played – made up of six wins, six draws, and a defeat.

Makenzie Kirk is the leagues joint-top scorer with 13 goals, and scored a hat-trick in the Wee Jambos previous match – a 3-3 draw with Bo’ness United.

Berwick Rangers are having a par season, currently sitting 11th in the table with 16 points from their 12 games played – made up of four wins, four draws, and four defeats. They have also scored and conceded 14 goals.

Since their 4-1 victory over Edinburgh University in the South Challenge Cup, the Wee Gers have been unable to find a win in their four games played – three defeats including South Challenge and Scottish Cup exits, and a draw away to Linlithgow Rose.

It was Broomhill that got the better of the results, last season – drawing 1-1 and winning 3-2.

Hearts B currently sit in 4th place with 19 points from ten games played – made up of five wins, four draws, and one loss.

The Wee Jambos come into this with three consecutive draws behind them, and will be looking for Makenzie Kirk to continue his fine form in helping to put more points on the board – with him being the second-top goal scorer with ten goals.

Broomhill currently sit in 7th place with 14 points from nine games played – made up of four wins, two draws, and three defeats.

After consecutive defeats to Gala Fairydean Rovers and Cumbernauld Colts, The Broom come into this having bounced back with a 4-2 victory over Civil Service Strollers.

Hearts B currently sit second in the league – two points behind leaders, East Kilbride, who also have a game in-hand.

Having won five of their eight played, drawing two and losing the other, Hearts B are much improved from their inaugural campaign – where they finished in 13th place, last season.

Having won four games in a row, the Wee Jambos come into this off the back of a 1-1 draw with Caledonian Braves, last weekend.

Linlithgow Rose are currently sitting fifth in their first season in the Lowland League – four points behind Hearts B, with a game in-hand.

The Rose are the second top scorers in the league – with 12 players having contributed to their 22 goals scored.

Linlithgow Rose also come into this off the back of a draw – with the game ending 2-2 v Edinburgh University, last weekend.

Caledonian Braves defeated Hearts B on both occasions, last season – winning 3-2 and 5-2.

Hearts B have had a strong start to the 23/24 campaign, and currently sit in second place – level points with East Kilbride and one point ahead of Bo’ness United, who both have a game in hand.

Wee Jambos striker, Makenzie Kirk is the second-joint top scorer, with seven goals in seven games.

Caledonian Braves have had a tough start to their season. Since their 1-0 opening day win over Berwick Rangers, they have lost five consecutive games.

The Braves currently find themsleves in 16th, and sit above Gretna 2008 and Edinburgh University – with both yet to put points on the board.

Tranent defeated Hearts B on both occasions, last season – with both fixtures ending 3-2.

Hearts B have had a solid start to the campaign, finding themselves in 3rd place with 13 points – made up of four wins, a draw, and a defeat.

The Young Jambos have scored the second-highest amount of goals, having found the back of the net 16 times – with Makenzie Kirk being the Lowland League’s joint-top scorer, with six goals to his name.

Tranent are on the tail of Hearts B, as well as having a game in hand – with three wins, a draw, and a defeat.

The Big T have the ability to really turn on the style – with some big wins coming in the shape of 6-2 v Edinburgh University and 5-1 v Cumbernauld Colts.

Last season was the inaugural season for both Hearts B and Cowdenbeath in the Lowland League – and it was Cowdenbeath who got the better of the results, drawing 1-1 away, then winning 3-1 at Central Park.

The Wee Jambos are undefeated in their first four games of the 23/24 campaign, and have only dropped points once with a 1-1 draw away to Gala Fairydean Rovers.

Makenzie Kirk is the Lowland League’s joint-top scorer, with five in four games, and he’ll be looking to add to his tally.

Cowdenbeath have played two league games – which both ended in 2-2 draws v Celtic B and Civil Service Strollers, and will be disappointed not to have a win under their belts, considering they were ahead in both games.

With The Blue Brazil’s four goals coming from four different scorers, means they have multiple threats in finding the back of the net.