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.
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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