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Three consecutive league wins (4 in all competitions) has seen East Fife leap to second place in William Hill League 2. Last week’s 4-nil victory over Stirling Albion saw us record our best run of form since January-December 2020/21 where we also picked up four wins on the spin.

This week’s opposition Clyde started the season as the bookie’s favourites but have had a relatively poor start to the season win only 1 win and 1 draw from their opening 4 matches. Last week’s defeat to Bonnyrigg Rose saw the Bully Wee slop to 8th in the league table and they’ll be without the services of defender-come-striker Logan Dunachie was sent off in last weekend’s match.

This is the 101st league meeting between the sides with Clyde slightly edging it with 35 wins compared to our 32. There have also been 33 draws between the sides.

William Hill League Two Table

  Team Pld GD Pts
1 Peterhead 4 3 10
2 East Fife 4 4 9
3 Elgin City 3 3 7
4 Stirling Albion 4 -1 6
5 The Spartans 3 2 5
6 Edinburgh City 4 0 4
7 Bonnyrigg Rose 4 -2 4
8 Clyde 4 -2 4
9 Stranraer 4 -2 4
10 Forfar Athletic 4 -5 1

Last Week’s Results

Bonnyrigg Rose 2-1 Clyde

Forfar Athletic 0-3 Edinburgh City

Stirling Albion 0-4 East Fife

Stranraer 1-1 Elgin City

The Spartans 0-0 Peterhead

This Week’s Fixtures

Bonnyrigg Rose vs Stranraer

East Fife v Clyde

Edinburgh City vs Peterhead

Forfar Athletic vs Elgin City

Stirling Albion vs The Spartans

The Form

The Fifers

East Fife’s last 6 matches have seen us pick up 4 wins and 2 loses.

Three consecutive home wins against Edinburgh City (League 2), St. Johnstone B (SPFL Trust Trophy), Forfar Athletic (League 2), along with last week’s 4-0 victory over Stirling Albion has seen us extend our winning run to 4 matches.

The two defeats have both come on the road. Firstly, on the final weekend of the League Cup group stages away to Premiership side St. Johnstone before succumbing to a 4-2 opening day defeat against Elgin at borough Briggs.

Our Opposition

Clyde’s last 6 matches have seen them suffer 4 defeats in all competitions but have picked up four league points so far this season with a 1-0 victory over Stranraer and a 0-0 draw with Forfar Athletic on the opening day of the season.

Defeats for the Bull Wee have come via Montrose in the League Cup and Rangers B in the SPFL Trust Trophy, along with league defeats to Stirling Albion and Bonnyrigg Rose.

Previous Encounter

Clyde 1-0 East Fife, Saturday 27th April 2024, New Douglas Park

The last time the two sides played, Clyde emerged with the three points to lift them off the foot of the table thanks to a first half strike from Martin Rennie.

The game was void of many chances but the Bully Wee found the majority of their success through their long ball, passing up multiple chances but it was a poorly defended corner which lead to Clyde’s goal on the day.

Squad News

Speaking yesterday, Assistant Manager Ian Campbell confirmed that they have a full squad available once again for today’s match

Match Tickets

Season Tickets are valid for our league campaign, with prices below:

Adults- £18

Concessions (Over 65s/Disabled)- £14

Under 16s- £5

Parent and 1 child- £21

Parent and 2 children- £24

Like last season, EFCFC players Under 16 years of age will be admitted for free!

There are no cash turnstiles at Bayview, so supporters are encouraged to buy their ticket online in advance where possible. However, ticket can also be purchased (cash and card) from the matchday reception for those unable to do so.

Please note, parent & child ticket must be purchased in person from the matchday reception.

Supporters still to collect their season ticket cards can do from reception until 2pm today or from the club shop after 2pm until kick off.

Live Stream

For our International Fans, Live Streaming for today’s game will be available on EFTV, using a Monthly, or Annual Gold Pass. There is no live streaming option for viewers within the UK or Ireland this weekend.

Today’s commentator will be Daniel Hughes.

Club Colours

The Fifers will don the MPH Group sponsored home kit. They will wear the famous black and gold striped shirt, with black shorts and socks. The Fife goalkeeper will wear light blue for the match.

Clyde will be in their traditional colours this afternoon of white shirts, black shorts and red socks. The Clyde goalkeeper will be in navy blue.

Officials

The referee today is Gary Hanvidge and his assistant referees are Craig Macrae and Scott McGregor.

The Extra Bits

The Bayview issue 6 will be available pre-kick off for £3, it can also be purchased in the club shop which will be open from 1.45pm. Today’s issue includes an interview with Adam Laaref. Those unable to attend today’s match can purchase their programme online for home delivery.

The Stadium Bar will be open from 12.15pm this afternoon, we welcome you to join us for a few beverages pre-kick off!

Pie stalls will be open at both ends of the ground today from 2pm. Both cash and card are accepted.

Mon the Fife!