Stranraer

Cammy Russell scored a brace. Picture: Mark Brown.

Win, loss and a draw for local clubs

Spartans midfielder James Craigen

Spartans midfielder targets big three points

Connor Young has been on fire so far this season for Edinburgh City. Picture: Ryan O'Donnell.

City, Rose and Spartans all victorious

Edinburgh City have announced the arrival of their new majority shareholders with Danny and Charlotte Bohannan joining the Scottish League Two club.

Edinburgh City's new owners unveiled with club's debt already cleared

Edinburgh City boss Michael McIndoe. Picture: Tommy Lee.

City boss eyes up more points

Paul Watson celebrates after netting a double for Spartans. Picture: Mark Brown.

Points hard to come by in League Two openers

Ian Campbell waiting and hoping during the Home Series

Anglers Campbell and Kyle pipped for gold in championships

Catherine McWilliam, Nations Director at IoD Scotland

IoD Scotland’s Nations Director recognised in prestigious 35 under 35 list

Edinburgh City's Lee Hamilton

City's Hamilton eyes second opportunity

Bonnyrigg Rose manager Robbie Horn is hoping to add more firepower before the end of the transfer window

Bonnyrigg Rose hope to be more competitive in their second season in League Two

Keiran McGachie wheels away in celebration after netting the winner against Stranraer. Picture: Joe Gilhooley LRPS.

Rose striker desperate to finish season on a high

Kerr Young up against Dumbarton's Gregg Wylde. Picture: Joe Gilhooley LRPS.

Rose needing points in fight for survival

Keiran McGachie wheels away in celebration. Picture: Joe Gilhooley LRPS.

Rose hit form in the nick of time

Rose's Zander Murray battles for possession. Picture: Joe Gilhooley LRPS.

Rose are dealt another late sucker punch

Neil Martyniuk saw his last penalty for Bonnyrigg saved. Picture: Joe Gilhooley LRPS.

Rose defender aiming to be spot on again

Rose defender Kerr Young. Picture: Joe Gilhooley

Rose's Young confident tide will turn
Bonnyrigg Rose stalwart Kerr Young insists the squad must stick together as they look to bounce back from a last-gasp defeat to title-chasing Stirling Albion.
Neil McGlade

Alieu Faye stuck the winner late on. Picture: Joe Gilhooley LRPS.

Horn revels in first win since December

Lee Currie is hoping for a big second half of the season. Picture: Joe Gilhooley LRPS.

Currie looking to make up for lost time at Bonnyrigg

Kieran Mitchell celebrates after to put Bonnyrigg Rose 2-1 up against Stranraer at half time. Picture: Joe Gilhooley LRPS

'Unbelievable character': Flu-ridden Bonnyrigg dig deep to get off bottom

Bonnyrigg Rose manager Robbie Horn

Horn believes fitness is key to succes in League Two

Bonnyrigg Rose captain Jonny Stewart. Picture: Joe Gilhooley LRPS.

Rose captain Stewart calls on squad to cut out mistakes

Danny Handling was the hat-trick hero for FC Edinburgh. Picture: Tommy Lee.

Handling hat-trick sees FC Edinburgh through

FC Edinburgh will be hoping to progress against Stranraer. Picture: Euan Cherry/SNS

Edinburgh reduce ticket price for cup clash

Lee Currie slots home the penalty for Bonnyrigg Rose deep into injury time at Stranraer. Photo: Joe Gilhooley LRPS.

Currie confident from the spot despite miss

Bonnyrigg Rose players celebrate kevin Smith's first-half equaliser. they came back again in injury time to snatch a point. Picture: Joe Gilhooley LRPS

Bonnyrigg suffer injury woe but Horn relieved with last-gasp equaliser

Edinburgh City are closing in on a League 1 play-off place

Edinburgh City regain momentum at right time in push for League 1 play-off spot

Edinburgh City will have a new manager to replace Gary Naysmith in the next two weeks. (Photo by Craig Foy / SNS Group)

All change at City after Naysmith sacked
Occupying fourth place in cinch League Two and the Edinburgh City ship very much on course to reach the play-offs for a second successive season. But it appears they've now entered choppy waters. The Capital outfit yesterday severed ties with manager Gary Naysmith after just 373 days at the helm.
Neil McGlade

Edinburgh manager Gary Naysmith has been sacked.

Naysmith sacked by Edinburgh City

Edinburgh City FC is to to fundraise for JK Rowling’s charity Ukraine appeal.

Edinburgh City to raise funds for Ukraine appeal

Callum Crane has returned to action for Edinburgh City after four months out with a mystery injury

Edinburgh City's Callum Crane on why his mystery injury was a laughing matter

Edinburgh City Manager Gary Naysmith was delighted with his team's response last week

Gary Naysmith says 'energy' provided by Edinburgh City players 'shows they care'

Former St Johnstone youngster John Robertson netted twice for Edinburgh City. Picture: SNS

Robertson the hero as Edinburgh City end winless league run

Gary Naysmith reckons Edinburgh City captain Robbie McIntyre is the best left-back in the league, but he remains out injured for another month

What Gary Naysmith really thought of the defeat to Albion Rovers

James Hilton returns to his hometown club Stranraer with Edinburgh City on Saturday. (Photo by Alan Harvey / SNS Group)

Edinburgh City's 'Stranraer boy' on preparing to face his hometown club

Andrew Shepherd is a former chairman of accountancy firm Johnston Carmichael and a familiar face in the Scottish business community.

Property firm Galbraith gears up for growth after naming new chairman

Multi-agency rescue operation involving Northern Ireland and Scotland resources including helicopter, aircraft and dog unit (Photo: K9 Search & Rescue NI).

Six-hour multi-agency search after 'false alert' for missing ferry passengers

Ex-Hearts player Jamie Hamill is the new Stranraer boss. Picture: SNS

Ex-Hearts and Hibs stars new management team at SPFL side

Edinburgh City manager Gary Naysmith.

Naysmith fires Elgin warning to his Edinburgh City players

Josh Campbell scored Edinburgh City's opener.

Edinburgh City seal play-off spot after defeating Elgin

Edinburgh City attacker Danny Jardine. (Photo by Mark Scates / SNS Group)

Edinburgh City ready for 'exciting' conclusion to promotion play-off race

Ryan Shanley and Stevie Mallan were both in action for their loan sides

Hibs loan round-up: First start for Shanley as Mallan engineers winner

Kyle Magennis played 67 minutes for Hibs against Stranraer.

What Ross had to say about Magennis' Hibs return

Fraser Murray and Josh Campbell both found the net while Scott Allan completed his first 90 minutes since February 28 last year

Hibs loan round-up: Murray and Campbell on target as Allan reaches milestone

Smiles all round as Paul Hanlon and Jackson Irvine congratulate Christian Doidge on his opener

Hibs debrief: One final push needed as Hibs turn into the home straight

Christian Doidge, left, and Kevin Nisbet were on the scoresheet for Hibs.

'They're an excellent side' - high praise for Hibs after thumping Stranraer

Kevin Nisbet's deflected free-kick made it 2-0.

How Hibs maintained sensational cup record with emphatic win at Stranraer

Some Hibs fans show their support for their side at Stair Park

Hibs fans react after 4-0 win against Stranraer

Hibs attacker Martin Boyle tries to evade the attentions of Stranraer defnder Connor McManus

How the Hibs players rated in Stranraer win

Kevin Nisbet scored one but felt he could have had as many as nine goals

Nisbet: 'I could have had nine against Stranraer'

Hibs boss Jack Ross could only applaud Hibs' attacking play.

Ross hails his in-form Hibs trio after taking down Stranraer in the Scottish Cup

Hibs take on Stranraer this afternoon in the Scottish Cup fourth round

Stranraer 0-4 Hibs: As it happened

David Gray leads the way at training at East Mains. The Hibs captain says he feels as fit as he ever has and hasn't missed one training session

Gray hungry for another cup as he reflects on 2016 and his Hibs future

Mark McGeown, Stranraer goalkeeper, foils Hibs again at Stair Park in January 2002

Last Hibs team to face Stranraer at Stair Park on Scottish Cup duty

Stranraer manager Stevie Farrell watched Hibs' 3-1 win over Queen of the South in the previous round. Pic: SNS Group

Stranraer boss on facing Hibs and his hopes for ex-Easter Road youngster

Hibs travel to Stair Park, Stranraer on Saturday in the Scottish Cup fourth round.

Michael Weir: Why I would play Hibs' strongest team for trip to Stranraer