Falkirk

Falkirk customers should use the Grahamston station and journey times will be 15 minutes longer than usual. Those travelling from Bishopbriggs, Lenzie or Croy can get a bus service to Glasgow or connect with trains at Falkirk Grahamston and Larbert.

The 18-year-old was voted the William Hill Scottish Cup Player of the Round after kick-starting Hibs' recovery from a 3-0 half-time deficit to Falkirk in their semi-final match, with the Hibees going on to win 4-3 in extra-time in a thrilling match at ...

Scottish football: Celtic ended their campaign in emphatic fashion with a 4-0 win over Dundee United at Tannadice. The win was their first away from home since February and came thanks to goals from Kris Commons and a ... Hibs dominated the Easter Road ...

... a new batch of Scottish players on the scene. "There have been few more obvious examples than the Falkirk side that reached the semi-finals of the William Hill Scottish Cup with almost an entire team of talented teenagers." Read Mark's full blog ...

At the bottom of the table there's a crucial encounter between Kilwinning and Falkirk with both clubs seeking their first victory of the season. Elsewhere, Rangers will aim to close the gap on the top two by defeating Hutchison Vale whilst Hamilton ...

The PCS vision is a football culture in Scotland where young players are developed in a positive, safe environment, where they learn to win through effort and where valuable life lessons are taught. Club chairman Gerry Docherty said he was delighted ...

Every football fan in the UK will have their own memories of Sir Alex Ferguson and plenty of them will be based around his famous temper. But former Rutherglen man Colin Jackson has nothing but praise for the Manchester United manager after an act of ...

Clare Gemmell and Ashley McDonald were on target for Hamilton as they narrowly defeated Kilwinning at John Cumming Stadium, whilst Celtic ran out 3-1 winners against Falkirk. This weekend's results in full; Falkirk 1 Celtic 3. Forfar Farmington 2 ...

It's been a difficult start for the Celtic youngsters with back-to-back defeats against Hibs and Glasgow City providing a stiff learning curve, but they had responded magnificently and go into Sunday's encounter with Falkirk on the back of victories ...

“We are especially like that and so are Falkirk and Livingston and that is the way football is going.” “Hopefully football will reap the benefits in the future. We have our next group of youngsters coming through with guys like Eamonn Brophy getting ...