University of Stirling have won the previous three meetings with East Stirlingshire – 1-0 and 2-0 in last season’s South Challenge Cup and Lowland League campaign, as well as the 3-2 league victory earlier this season.

University of Stirling currently sit in 7th place with 24 points from their 16 games played – made up of seven wins, three draws, and six defeats.

The Uni come into this with back-to-back victories, defeating Gretna 2008 and Broomhill 3-1 and 4-0.

East Stirlingshire currently sit in 16th place with 13 points from their 17 games played – made up of three wins, four draws, and 10 defeats.

Since their 2-1 win over Celtic B, The Shire come into this with five consecutive losses under their belt – including 4-3 defeats to Broomhill and Bo’ness United.

University of Stirling took maximum points off Gretna 2008, last season – thanks to 3-2 and 2-0 victories.

University of Stirling currently sit in 13th place with 18 points from their 14 games played – made up of five wins, three draws, and six defeats.

Uni have won three of their last four outings, but come into this off the back of a 2-0 defeat at home to Civil Service Strollers.

Gretna 2008 currently sit in 17th place with 6 points from their 16 games played – made up of two wins and 14 defeats.

The Anvils will be looking to build on their second Lowland League victory of the 23/24 campaign, where they defeated Broomhill 1-0 at home.

Civil Service Strollers got the better of the results against University of Stirling, last season – winning 2-0 away at Forthbank, followed by a 0-0 draw at Christie Gillies Park.

University of Stirling currently sit in 13th place with 18 points from their 13 games played – made up of five wins, three draws, and five defeats.

Uni come into this off the back of three consecutive victories – 1-0 away wins over Albion Rovers and Hearts B sit either side of their 3-1 home win over Bo’ness United.

Civil Service Strollers currently sit in 9th place with 20 points from their 14 games played – made up of six wins, two draws, and six defeats.

After a run of four consecutive defeats without scoring a goal, Strollers come into this off the back of a 2-1 win away to Gala Fairydean Rovers.

Bo’ness United got the better of University of Stirling, last season – with the games ending in a 2-2 draw and a 2-1 win for the B.U’s.

University of Stirling currently sit in 15th place with 12 points from their 11 games played – made up of three wins, three draws, and five defeats.

The Students come into this with back-to-back victories – defeating Thorniewood 4-1 in the South Challenge Cup, and their recent 1-0 league win away to Albion Rovers.

Bo’ness United currently sit in 5th place with 25 points from their 12 games played – made up of eight wins, one draw, and three defeats.

The B.U’s have won three of their last four matches – including their recent 1-0 victory over Celtic B, with the other result coming in the shape of a 3-3 draw with Hearts B.

University of Stirling currently find themselves in 15th place with eight points from eight games played – made up of two wins, two draws, and four defeats.

Uni come into this off having suffered back-to-back defeats against Tranent and Gala Fairydean Rovers, and will be hoping to pick up some points at home.

Albion Rovers sit in 13th place, but have played a considerable amount less than the rest due to playing in the Viaplay Cup Group Stage – picking up nine points from their five games played.

Having managed three consecutive victories, Rovers come into this off the back of a 2-1 defeat away to Celtic B, and will be hoping tonight gets them back to winning ways.

Both sides managed a home victory, last season – with Tranent winning 2-1 at Foresters, and University of Stirling with a 5-2 win at Forthbank.

It was always going to be difficult for Stirling Uni to replicate their 4th place finish of last season, particularly when losing key players.

The Students currently sit in 11th, and have begun to pick up some form. Since their opening defeats to Linlithgow Rose and Cumbernauld Colts, Uni picked up their first points thanks to draws with East Kilbride and Berwick Rangers.

Stirling Uni come into this on the back of consecutive wins over Caley Braves and East Stirlingshire.

It’s no secret that Tranent are aiming for a loftier position than the impressive fifth place finish in their inaugural season.

The Big T are currently sitting in 9th place – having won three of their six games, drawing one and losing the other two, and will be looking to bounce back from the 3-0 loss away to Hearts B, midweek.

It was announced earlier today that Tranent Manager, Max Christie had stepped down from the position, with Ian Little taking over.

University of Stirling and Caledonian Braves had equal share of the points, last season – with Stirling Uni winning 3-1 at Alliance Park, and The Braves leaving Forthbank with a 1-0 win.

After a phenomenal 22/23 campaign that saw them finish 4th and exiting the Scottish Cup Fourth Round to Dundee United, it was always going to be difficult for Stirling Uni to be able to emulate that – particularly when losing key, senior players.

Having lost their two opening games 3-1 and 3-0 to Linlithgow Rose and Cumbernauld Colts, the Uni followed that up with 1-1 and 2-2 draws with East Kilbride and Berwick Rangers, and are looking for their first win.

A difficult start for Caledonian Braves, who, like Stirling Uni, have also had to deal with losing key players.

Since their opening day 1-0 win over Berwick Rangers, The Braves have went on a three-game losing streak of 5-1 to Celtic B, 2-0 to Broomhill, and 1-0 to Linlithgow Rose, and will be desperate to get back to winning ways.

Both sides met on three occasions, last season – twice in the League, and the other being in the Lowland League Cup.

The Uni went the league campaign without losing to The Kilby – with the games ending in a 2-0 victory and a 2-2 draw. But, EK would get their win en route to lifting the Lowland League Cup, thanks to a 2-1 win in the semi-final.

Having lost 3-0 to Cumbernauld Colts midweek, The Uni will be looking to quickly find the home form of last season – that saw them win 10 of their last 11 matches at Forthbank.

Kennedy’s Kilby will take confidence travelling up to Stirling, after brushing Gretna 2008 aside with a comprehensive 7-0 win away from home.

East Kilbride have scored nine goals in their opening two games, with eight different players on the scoresheet.