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Conference league action returns tomorrow, with top-tier clashes and interesting battles scheduled across the fixture card.
Here is your full match day preview for Saturday’s morning kick-offs:
THE FIXTURES ⬇️
LS Memorial v Greater Croftpark Rose
LS Memorial sit on 4 points with a game in hand and will aim to leapfrog their visitors with a victory at John Browns in Clydebank.
Greater Croftpark Rose sit just above on 7 points and will be desperate to keep their good run of form going after winning their last two games.
Banknock FC V JSAA
Banknock AFC look to collect their second win of the season as they host bottom-of-the-table JSCC AFC.
JSCC are still searching for their first points of the campaign after four straight defeats, making this a interesting early-season clash for both teams
Cathcart AFC v North Kelvin United
Cathcart AFC enter this round of fixtures still looking for their first points of the new campaign.
North Kelvin Utd AFC will be heavily favored to claim all three points as they look to build on their strong start to the season
Glasgow Medics v Glasgow Athletic
Glasgow Medics AFC are hovering around the bottom half of the table without a point after four matches and face a massive test against an inform Glasgow Athletic.
Glasgow Athletic FC remain unbeaten and will be looking for keep their good form going and give Glasgow Medics another L.
Queens Park SFC V Cumbernauld Pumas
Queen’s Park Supporters FC face a daunting challenge as they search for their second victory of the season.
Cumbernauld Pumas AFC have enjoyed a brilliant start to the campaign and they are yet to drop any points.
Rosebank United v DTI AFC
Rosebank United AFC sit on 3 points and will need a big m performance to turn their early form around.
DTI AFC enter in strong shape with 7 points from three games and will look to push into the top four with a big away win.
River Nevis v Lomond FC
River Nevis AFC have got one win from their opening fixtures but remain a dangerous team to play against. Nevis face one of their toughest fixtures of the campaign so far.
Joint-league leaders Lomond FC sit 2nd on 12 points and want a win a win to keep themselves at the top of the table and put some pressure on Vale of Leven.
There are three games I’ll be keeping a particularly close eye on tomorrow.
LS Memorial v Greater Croftpark Rose could tell us plenty. Rose have responded to their difficult start with back-to-back victories, but LS have a game in hand and the chance to move above them with a win.
Queen’s Park SFC v Cumbernauld Pumas is another intriguing one. Pumas have yet to drop a point, but Queen’s Park already have a victory on the board. Can they become the first side to put a dent in that perfect Pumas start?
And don’t overlook River Nevis v Lomond FC. Lomond have taken maximum points so far and another victory would keep the pressure firmly on at the top.
Three different games. Three different questions. By Saturday lunchtime, we should know a little more about where this Conference season might be heading.
