Last season, both meetings between the two sides finished 0-0 – making that three draws in their five previous meetings, with either side having one win apiece.

Civil Service Strollers currently sit in 8th place with 11 points – made up of three wins, two draws, and two defeats.

Having gone four games undefeated, Strollers come into this off the back of a last-minute winner that saw them lose 2-1 away to Gretna 2008, last weekend.

Bo’ness United find themselves in fourth – having picked up 15 points from their opening seven games.

Having won their first five games, Bo’ness United come into this having suffered back-to-back defeats.

Last season, Civil Service Strollers failed to take a point off Celtic B, or score a goal – losing 2-0 at home, and 4-0 away.

Civil Service Strollers are sitting bang in the middle of the table after four games – with the definition of an indifferent start.

The Strollers have won one, lost one, drawn two, scored eight, and conceded eight.

Since their opening day defeat, Celtic B haven’t lost in the league – with comprehensive 5-1 and 5-0 wins over Caley Braves and Gala Fairydean Rovers on either side of a late comeback that salvaged a 2-2 draw with Cowdenbeath.

Seven players have contributed to the 12 goals scored by the Young Hoops, with Mackenzie Carse their top scorer with three.

When both sides met last season, it was Civil Service Strollers who picked up the majority of points – thanks to a 2-2 draw at home, and leaving Falkirk with a 3-1 win.

The Strollers have been on both sides of high-scoring games for their opening matches – a 4-3 away win over Edinburgh University, and a 3-2 defeat at home to Hearts B.

Conrad Balatoni has scored three goals in The Strollers opening two matches, and he’ll be hoping to find the net, once again.

Having lost their opening fixtures, East Stirlingshire have yet to pick up a point in the 23/24 campaign – losing 2-1 at home to Tranent, and a 2-0 away defeat to Gala Fairydean Rovers.

The Shire will be looking to put their first three points on the board, as they aim to better last season’s 16th place finish.

Both sides cancelled each other out, last season – with the games ending 1-1 and 2-2.

Accumulating 11 goals between them on the opening weekend, it says goal fest on paper!

After defeating Edinburgh Uni in a closely fought 4-3 win at East Peffermill, Civil Service Strollers face another city rival – welcoming Hearts B to Christie Gillies Park.

Conrad Balatoni made a strong start to the campaign, scoring two of The Strollers four goals.

Hearts B kicked off the 23/24 campaign on Friday night in emphatic style – brushing off Gretna 2008 at Ainslie Park with a 7-0 win.

Makenzie Kirk scored four of the seven goals and will be looking to find the back of the net, once again.