TYNECASTLE 16s delivered their fourth consecutive Scottish Cup triumph after beating Clydebank United 4-0 after a thoroughly dominant display by the Edinburgh youngsters.

HIBS Ladies take on champions Glasgow City in a top-of-the-table clash tomorrow, although Hibees manager Willie Kirk believes this season may be too soon for his girls to mount a serious title challenge.

AFTER two defeats to their bitter rivals already this season, Bo’ness United are desperate to beat Linlithgow tomorrow and shatter the visitors’ unbeaten record.

TYNECASTLE team director Douglas Dalgleish will not stray from playing football “the correct way” – even if they are embroiled in a relegation battle.

HUTCHISON Vale 15s fought back from a goal down to topple Dundee United 3-2 and lift the Scottish Youth Challenge Cup at the Excelsior Stadium in Airdrie.

Whitehill WELFARE clinched the Central Taxis Premier Division title with a 1-0 victory against Gretna 2008 thanks to a wonder goal from striker Wayne McIntosh as the club’s nearest challengers, Spartans, were beaten 2-0 away from home by Stirling University.

Linlithgow ROSE needed penalties to progress to the semi-finals of the East of Scotland Cup following a 3-3 draw with Armadale last night at Prestonfield, writes JOHN GILMOUR.

The destination of this season’s Central Taxis Premier Division championship title could be decided tonight, with leaders Whitehill Welfare at home to Gretna 2008 and second-placed Spartans at holders Stirling University.

Craigroyston won the Central Taxis First Division and promotion after beating Leith Athletic 4-2 in a pulsating 90 minutes where emotions ran high in front of a large crowd at Spartans’ Ainslie Park.

Haddington Athletic have made it a debut season to remember after edging out West Lothian 4-3 to lift the 
Anderson Cup at Ainslie Park.

Leith Athletic and 
Craigroyston clash tonight at 
Ainslie Park, kick-off 7.45pm, in a top-of-the-table Central Taxis First Division match with both clubs seeking a win to ensure promotion.

Newtongrange STAR boss Alan Miller insists “the hard work is just beginning” after his side were crowned McBookie.com East Premier League champions.

Hibs Ladies Manager Willie Kirk insists his side’s 9-0 victory over city rivals Hutchison Vale was the perfect tonic for their midweek hangover.

IT wasn’t a classic by any means but Edinburgh Rose held their nerve to defeat Sandys 5-3 on penalties in the East of Scotland Cup final at Almondvale after 120 minutes of stalemate.

Hutchison Vale boss Ian McDonald believes Hibernian Ladies’ midweek defeat by Spartans has made it harder for his side to pull off a shock result tomorrow.

Spartans dumped pre-match favourites Hibernian Ladies out of the Scottish Women’s 
Premier League Cup last night to secure a fourth-successive 
final appearance.

LINLITHGOW ROSE got the better of their former manager Dave Baikie as the Super League champions saw off Ballingry 3-1 in the East of Scotland Cup 3rd round at Ore Park.

Spartans ensured that there will be a nail-biting end to the season in the Central Taxis Premier Division when they defeated Heriot-Watt University 3-1 at Riccarton to go level on points with Whitehill Welfare at the top of the table.

Pat STANTON was at Sir Alex Ferguson’s right hand as he set out on a road which was to be paved with gold and laden with trophy after trophy – but the Hibs legend missed out on the glory years as he quit Pittodrie to become boss of Cowdenbeath.

Spartans coach Eric 
Carruthers hailed the club’s ethos after his Under-17 side thrashed Giffnock SC Thistle 5-0 to lift the Scottish Youth Challenge Cup at Airdrie 
United’s Excelsior Stadium.