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The East of Scotland Premier Division champions secured their place in the final last night with a 2-0 defeat of Whitehill Welfare at Ferguson Park and now have their sights set on signing off their time in the East of Scotland set-up by adding more silverware before taking their place in the Lowland League next season.
Fresh from securing promotion to Scottish football’s fifth-tier, Elliot takes his side to Ferguson Park tonight (kick-off 7.30pm) for their East of Scotland League Cup semi-final against Whitehill Welfare. Linlithgow Rose await the winners on Sunday to bring the curtain down on the campaign.
The Foresters Park men secured promotion to Scottish football’s fifth tier with a 2-0 defeat of West of Scotland League champions Darvel in Ayrshire, in a match-up many observers thought would go the other way.
The East of Scotland League champions went into the match as self-declared underdogs against the big-spending West of Scotland League champions from Ayrshire, but goals in each half from Wayne McIntosh and Jamie Docherty means they will now be competing in Scottish football’s fifth tier in 2022/23.
Tranent Juniors have reached the Lowland League after defeating Darvel 2-0 in the play-off.
Euan McIntosh reckons people thought he was “bonkers” after coming up with a plan to use a spell back in the amateur ranks to tee up a second spell as professional on the seniors’ circuit.
Calum Elliot’s side remain top of the table on goal difference ahead of Penicuik Athletic with the final round of fixtures this Saturday. Tranent know any win at home to Jeanfield Swifts will secure the league crown given their superior 20 goal gap on the Cuikie, who host Linlithgow.
Edinburgh golfer Euan McIntosh is on the brink of the biggest win of his career after opening up a three-stroke lead heading into the final day of the Riegler and Partner Legends event on the Legends Tour.