Tynecastle are the latest to try and burst Kelty's bubble
Stevie Vinter’s men travel to New Central Park looking to build on last weekend’s 8-1 drubbing of Coldstream but face arguably their toughest test of the season so far.
The Fife club – current East Region Junior Super League champions, can boast a 100 per cent record, scoring a whopping 95 goals in the process. Nevertheless, Vinter will hope strike duo Stewart Adams and Craig O’Reilly, who both netted hat-tricks in the win at Coldstream, can create problems for a defence that has been breached just seven times.
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Hide AdElsewhere, it’s third versus fourth as Preston Athletic host Heriot-Watt University at the Pennypit. The Panners also racked up a big scoreline last week scoring six without reply at Eyemouth. The students, meanwhile, will be without top scorer Anton Dowds who was sent off in the 4-1 defeat at Peebles Rovers six days ago.
It’s champions Lothian Thistle Hutchison Vale’s turn to visit Coldstream this weekend while Leith Athletic entertain Peebles Rovers at Peffermill. Leith were impressive 9-0 winners at Tweedmouth Rangers at Old Shielfield Park last weekend.
Richie Weir’s Ormiston side welcome Stirling University to Hibs’ East Mains Training ground.