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We're looking for an enthusiastic videographer to join our East Fife TV team and help promote East Fife FC.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Filming all home and away first-team matches.
  • Editing match highlights from first-team games.
  • Filming post-match interviews with first-team players and management.

Previous experience in filming and editing is preferred but not essential, as full training can be provided. Transport to away matches will also be available.

All camera equipment can be provided, along with access to video editing software however the successful candidate will require their own laptop or computer for editing.

Like many clubs at this level, all positions on the media team are voluntary. However, we offer support and opportunities for you to develop your skills and build a portfolio. Both current and former members of our media team have gone on to pursue greater opportunities after starting with the club, and we are excited to welcome the next generation aboard.

If you would like to get involved, please email us to highlight your skills and motivation for the role: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

East fife 1-1 Stirling Albion, William Hill League 2, Saturday 2nd November 2024, MGM Timber Bayview Stadium

We unfortunately had to settle for a draw against Stirling Albion on Saturday at the MGM Timber Bayview Stadium, after a slow start hindered Dick Campbell’s men.

The visitors started the much stronger of the two sides, testing Liam McFarlane on numerous occasions in the opening 20 minutes. McFarlane, who was making his first appearance for the Fifers since September, made four strong saves to deny the Stirling attack, though that did not stop the Binos from taking the lead. Defender Erik Sula was the name on the score sheet after the centre half smashed his header home from a corner on the quarter-hour mark.

Stirling Albion should have made it two just moments later, when they hit the crossbar twice in thirty seconds, while the Fifers were lost at sea.

That chance appeared to be the wake-up call that the Methil Milan needed, and slowly but surely, we crept into the contest, before finally grabbing the equaliser through Andy Munro. The summer signing leapt to meet a deep free kick, delivered by Gordon Walker, and nodded his header into the bottom corner, leaving the Stirling Albion goalkeeper rooted to the spot.

East Fife were the team in the ascendency in the second period and should have taken the lead after 70 minutes of football. Some tidy team play from Walker and Kieran Millar found Scott Shepherd in the penalty area. East Fife’s number 9 held the ball up before laying it off to Andrew Tod. The youngster, on loan from Dunfermline Athletic, looked destined to score, though his effort was well saved by Gaston which saw the score-line stay level.

With just five minutes to go, Nathan Austin squandered the chance of the game, denying East Fife all three points. The ball was put on a plate for ‘Fash’, with it being drilled across the face of goal. However, the striker got himself tangled up and tripped over his feet, seeing the chance go awry.

Despite East Fife having the majority of the chances in the second half, it was our opposition who had the best opportunity of the game. Some quick counter-attacking football saw the Binos advance down the left-hand side of the park before the ball was cut inside and fired goalward. Liam McFarlane was called upon again, and produced a top, top quality save, to deny Stirling Albion and ensure that the two sides shared the spoils.

The result sees East Fife remain atop the league two table, albeit on goal difference, while Stirling Albion remain in fourth place, just four points behind the league leaders.

Reporter’s Man of the Match: Liam McFarlane.

That. Save.

East Fife – McFarlane, Easton, Peggie (Healy 83’), Munro, Millar, McManus, Tod (Norey 79’), Walker (Docherty 82’), Shepherd (Laaref 86’), Austin. Subs not used: Fleming, Briggs, Slattery, Winn.

Stirling Albion – Gaston, McGeachie, Sula, Harkness (Davidson 68’), Crane, Kerr, Ferguson, Brown, Waugh, Carrick (Roy 85’), Hilson (McKinlay 68’). Subs not used: Cant, Featherstone, Howe, Weir, Wright, McLean.

Referee – Gavin Duncan,

Attendance – 728

Report by Oli Anderson

Photographer by East Fife Media

East Fife v Stirling Albion 02 Nov 24

Tickets for our William Hill League 2 match against Stranraer at the MGM Timber Bayview Stadium on Saturday 9th November are now on sale and can be purchased here.

Admission Prices

Adults - £18

Concessions* - £14

Under 16s* - £5

Parent & Child - £21

Parent & 2 Children - £24

*Proof of age may be requested

Season tickets are valid for this match.

All members of East Fife Community Football Club & East Fife Girls & Womens’ Football Club who are under 16 go free with a paying adult or as part of an organised group for all William Hill League 2 matches at Bayview this season.

There are no cash turnstiles at Bayview and supporters are strongly encouraged to purchase their tickets online. Online sales are available right up until kick-off. Tickets can also be purchased over the phone by calling 01333 426323 or directly from the club office for those unable to purchase online.

Please note, that parent and child tickets must be purchased directly from the club office.

Supporters outside the UK and Ireland can also watch via East Fife TV with a monthly or annual subscription. There is no live stream option for viewers within the UK or Ireland this weekend.

Our William Hill League 2 fixtures against Bonnyrigg Rose on Saturday 28th December at New Dundas Park has been brought forward to Saturday 30th November with a 3:00pm kick off.