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 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 …
Sandy Watt closes in on Musselburgh team-mate Gregor Tain in the race to be top try-scorer, while Hawick’s Kirk Ford moves to the front in race for the golden boot …
Currie Chieftains re-asserted their league pre-eminence with a powerful nine-try demolition of Musselburgh at Stoneyhill, making it sixteen victories on the trot at an average score of 39-11. Most of the usual suspects were to …
Home side come up just short after being lucky to remain in contention at half-time …
A big match at Fullarton where Hawick plan to put pressure on Marr for a home play-off …
Lots of centres put their hands up for selection this week with hat-trick hero Joe Edwards of Currie Chieftains and Max MacFarlane of GHA edging selection …
Musselburgh’s Gregor Tait remains top try scorer in the league despite a quiet afternoon against Hawick …
Marr take another step towards a home play-off buy it isn’t quite in the bag yet, while Aberdeen Grammar show defiance at GHA …
A powerful final quarter sees visitors claim a full haul of five match points …
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