Stenhousemuir 2-1 Kelty Hearts Kelty wrapped up their pre-season programme with a narrow defeat at Ochilview

Pyramid football took its first tentative steps into the post-lockdown era at New Central Park on Saturday, as Kelty took on Tynecastle

Hill of Beath eased into the next round with a comfortable win over a disheveled looking Tranent at Kier’s Park.

Kelty made the most of the extra day of the year to leap clear of Bonnyrigg thanks to goals from Ross Philp, Dylan Easton and Nathan Austin.

Hill of Beath battled storm Ciara to take the points against Whitehill at Kier’s Park.

Yet another Nathan Austin hat-trick helped Kelty to the win over Caledonian Braves at New Central Park.

Jeanfield 2-1 Tranent EOSFL Premier League Jeanfield emerged victorious over 10-men Tranent in a nail-biter at the Riverside.

Hill of Beath eased into the 4th round draw at the expense of local rivals Crossgates.

Kelty 2-2 East Stirlingshire Kelty let a two goal lead slip to drop points at home for the first time this season.

Rampant Kelty destroyed a sorry looking Vale of Leithen side as Barry Ferguson’s men ran riot at New Central Park.

Kelty 5-1 Gretna Kelty made it ten wins in a row with a first half demolition of Gretna 2008 at New Central Park.

Hill of Beath 1-2 Bo’ness Utd Bo’ness extended their lead at the top of the Premier League with a late fight back against Hill of Beath

Kelty jumped back to the top of the Lowland League with a demolition of Edinburgh University at New Central Park.

Kelty left it late to book their spot in the 5th round draw after struggling to break down a tough Stirling University side at New Central P

Kinnoull’s 100% home record took a tumble at Tulloch Park thanks to a Robbie Crawford goal either side of half-time.

Kelty got over their Scottish Cup headache with a fine 3- nil over Gala at New Central Park.

It’s been cup weekend for the Scottish non-league game, with ties in the Football Nations, Alex Jack and of course the Scottish Cup.

Glenrothes disposed of Lochmaben to progress into round three of the Challenge Cup in this East v South clash.

Kelty’s Caramel Wafer Cup challenge melted away in the late summer sunshine, losing on penalties to National League Solihull at New Central

Kelty’s incredible scoring run continued as they slammed 10 past Gretna at New Central Park