Edinburgh City

Edinburgh City defender Robbie McIntyre acknowledges now is not the time to let standards slip.

Edinburgh City boss James McDonaugh described Saturday’s 4-1 defeat at Cowdenbeath as his team’s “worst performance of the season”.

Edinburgh City striker Blair Henderson has given the strongest indication yet that is ready to commit his future to the club – irrespective of what division they find themselves in next season.

Edinburgh City remain five points adrift of Ladbrokes League Two leaders Peterhead after a 2-0 victory at bottom-of-the-table Berwick Rangers.

If Edinburgh City do fall short in their quest to be crowned Ladbrokes League Two champions this season, then there’s one fixture they’ll look back at with particular regret.

The destination of this season’s Ladbrokes League Two title is still no clearer after Edinburgh City and Peterhead played out a disappointing goalless draw in front of a bumper crowd at Ainslie Park.

Edinburgh City boss James McDonaugh knows his side are in last-chance saloon territory.

Edinburgh City’s brave title bid is now entering the last-chance saloon. Victory over leaders Peterhead this Saturday is deemed essential if they are to keep the dream alive.

Edinburgh City winger Graham Taylor believes the club will have to win all of their remaining fixtures if they are to be crowned Ladbrokes League Two champions.

Edinburgh City manager James McDonaugh insists the battle for top spot in Ladbrokes League Two is still a three-horse race despite promotion chasers Clyde being deducted four points.

He may only be 24 but Edinburgh City defender Bradley Donaldson has had a tough time of it.

Edinburgh City ground out a 1-0 victory over Berwick Rangers to move up to second in Ladbrokes League Two.

Edinburgh City will do everything they can to prove their doubters wrong and win Ladbrokes League Two, insists midfielder Marc Laird.

Edinburgh City boss James McDonaugh felt his players didn’t do themselves justice as Clyde’s David Goodwillie’s second-half penalty saw the Capital outfit slip five points off the pace in the Ladbrokes League Two title race.

He may be almost 5,000 miles from the thick of the action but Edinburgh City are never too far away from club stalwart Dougie Gair’s thoughts.

Edinburgh City manager James McDonaugh praised his side’s all-round team performance as they saw off ten-man Cowdenbeath 2-0 at Ainslie Park.

Ciaran Diver’s debut for Edinburgh City didn’t quite go to plan. The 18-year-old forward, who has joined on loan from Celtic, was thrust into the limelight just 48 hours later when he was tasked with keeping the club’s Irn-Bru Challenge Cup final hopes alive.

Edinburgh City boss James McDonaugh insists he couldn’t be more proud of his players despite losing their Irn-Bru Challenge Cup semi-final clash on penalties to Welsh top-tier outfit Connah’s Quay Nomads.

Defender Conrad Balatoni says he is fortunate to have been given a second bite of the cherry.