Edinburgh Academical Football Club play in the Premiership in Scotland.
Formed in 1857 it is the oldest rugby club in Scotland pre-dating the formation of rugby and association rules in the 1860s.
Champions Marr kick-off their Premiership defence with a home match against Musselburgh …
Table-toppers will host Marr at Malleny Park in next Saturday’s Grand Final …
Favourites Currie Chieftains host Edinburgh Accies, while Marr and Hawick will go head-to-head at Fullarton Park …
Having crunched the numbers, David Mcadam reveals who has made the cut and points to a few players who are unlucky to miss out …
Gregor Tait of Musselburgh is the league’s top try-scorer with 12 while Hawick’s Kirk Ford wins the golden boot with 134 points …
Jamie Shedden’s four tries for Marr versus Jed-Forest made sure he was first name on the team-sheet …
Edinburgh Accies battle hard but can’t stop Currie Chieftains’ winning streak …
The two sides will meet again in the play-off semi-final in three weeks’ time …
Edinburgh Accies must break Currie Chieftains’ 16 match winning run if they want to finish third in the table …
Three Aberdeen Grammar players make the cut this week after a well-deserved home win over Selkirk …
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