A photographic story of the 2024-25 season – capturing the places, people and passion that make the Midlands League.
‘A season in the Midlands League’ is a project to document the details and moments that define a matchday, told chronologically through my favourite photos from last season.
A huge thank you to every club for the opportunity and access to take photographs at your ground during the season, it’s very much appreciated.
By Matt
Photos June 2024 to May 2025
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A minutes applause was held before Lochee United’s pre-season friendly against Deveronvale following the passing of John Reilly, General Secretary of the East Region. [29th June]
Due to a referee shortage, the league season began early with several games taking place on the Friday night. Reigning champions Dundee North End celebrate during an emphatic win away to Forfar United. [2nd August]
The queue for the first pie of the new season at Laing Park, Carnoustie Panmure. [3rd August]
Carnoustie goalkeeper Darren Clarkson saves a penalty from Lochee United striker Kerr Hay. [3rd August]
All smiles for Lochee United manager Dougie Cameron after his sides comfortable 4-0 victory away to Carnoustie. [3rd August]
Emotions run high as Broughty Athletic beat Dundee North End 1-0 in an early league meeting between last season’s top two teams. [10th August]
Spectators watch on from under the cover of the main enclosure at the Quest Arena, Broughty Athletic. [10th August]
Referee Lee Paterson has a laugh with the Coupar Angus management team before a match at Foxhall Park. [17th August]
Joy in the air as Ben Britton (top) leaps on Richard ‘Shaka’ Roy (bottom) after the Coupar Angus striker scored the sides second goal in an impressive 3-0 win at home to East Craigie. [17th August]
Is this the best hedge in Scottish football? The impressive structure towers above the pitch behind the far goal at Foxhall Park, stretching well beyond the park’s parameters out of shot. [17th August]
Jaden Ferguson wheels away in celebration on the way to completing a hat-trick for Dundee North End in a 4-1 win against Broughty Athletic in the second round of the East of Scotland Junior Cup. [21st August]
The lum from the long gone Camperdown Jute Mill stands tall in the backdrop to Glenesk Park as Dundee Violet and Coupar Angus observe a minutes applause. [24th August]
Fans of Dundee Violet and Coupar Angus look on from the sheltered concrete slab terracing at Glenesk Park, Dundee Violet. [24th August]
One spectator and their dog take a pause from their walk round the grass embankment that surrounds three sides of Glenesk Park as Dundee Violet take a throw in. [24th August]
Celebrations as Frankie Devine nets Dundee North End’s first ever goal in the Scottish Cup in a 3-1 win away to Tayport. [31st August]
The view from the steep grass embankment that overlooks the far end goal at Downfield Park, as the Downfield ultras fly the flag ahead of a home match against Tayport. [7th September]
Defender Mark McDonald shows his delight at the full time whistle as Broughty Athletic beat Lochee United 2-0 in a league game at the Quest Arena. [14th September]
Ben Britton battles for possession in front of a large watchful crowd at Foxhall Park – Coupar Angus hosted Junior Cup holders Darvel in a second round tie. [21st September]
The flag of the Midlands League Champions 2023-24 proudly flies high at North End Park, Dundee North End. [28th September]
Paul Sludden puts Dundee North End 3-0 up in the Scottish Cup First Round tie against Lowland League side Tranent Juniors. [28th September]
Dokens delight as they hammer Lowland League side Tranent Juniors 4-0 in the Scottish Cup. [28th September]
The view from behind the goals at Guthrie Park, home of Forfar United. [5th October]
A pitch side view of the scenic Guthrie Park, as home side Forfar United cross the ball into the Coupar Angus box. [5th October]
Centre-back Owen Lunan (right) celebrates alongside teammate Ben Britton (left) after scoring the first of his three goals for Coupar Angus in a 7-1 victory away to Forfar United. [5th October]
The solitary Coupar Angus goalkeeper stands the only player in shot in one half of the pitch at Guthrie Park. [5th October]
The amber leaves start to fall in the picturesque Autumn surroundings of Guthrie Park, Forfar United. [5th October]
Forfar United manager Chris Kettles passes on tactical instructions to his team ahead of derby day at Strathmore Park, Forfar West End. [12th October]
Two spectators watch on from sat atop the surrounding wall at Strathmore Park as Forfar West End attack a corner kick. [12th October]
As fans shelter under their umbrellas, a Forfar West End substitute runs round to provide their designated linesmen with a jacket during a sudden heavy downpour at Strathmore Park. [12th October]
Handshakes and high fives on the home bench for Forfar West End striker Brett Hampton after he scored twice in an 8-2 demolition of their Forfar rivals. [12th October]
The Dundee North End management team pictured before a Junior Cup Third Round tie against Johnstone Burgh, including co-managers Lewis Toshney (second right) and Kevin McNaughton (far right). [19th October]
Jubilation for Dundee North End as substitute Jaden Ferguson (number nine) puts them ahead in extra time during a Scottish Cup Second Round tie against Highland League side Inverurie Locos. [26th October]
Dundee North End players and managers celebrate together on the pitch after Jaden Ferguson’s goal at Harlaw Park, Inverurie. [26th October]
Cammy Blacklock is mobbed by his Dokens teammates after making it 3-1 in extra time against Inverurie. [26th October]
Dundee North End physio John De Gernier smiles for the camera after his sides late comeback victory in a league match away to Lochee United. [6th November]
The touchline view at Fairfield Park before supporters start to arrive for the afternoon’s game. [9th November]
Dundee St James players warming up before a Midlands League match against Brechin Victoria at Fairfield Park. [9th November]
Fans watch from the pavilion end at Fairfield Park – the hospitality room, pie stall and changing room facilities are painted in club colours. [7th November]
Dundee St James defend a free-kick on the edge of their own box against Brechin Victoria, Fairfield Park. [9th November]
Striker Robbie Irons scores twice for Dundee St James as they defeat Brechin Victoria 4-0. [9th November]
The Dundee North End squad and coaching staff for the 2024/25 season pictured in front of the main stand at North End Park. [16th November]
Dundee North End’s Robert Falconer and Linda Ramsay pictured in the Maryfield United suite at North End Park. [16th November]
Brian Clark celebrates scoring Dundee North End’s third goal in a 3-0 win at home to Downfield. [16th November]
The Lochee Harp players are put through their paces on a bitterly cold night before the league match against Lochee United at New Beechwood Park. [19th November]
Despite the cold weather, the Lochee Harp ultras are out to support their team in the Lochee derby. [19th November]
Craig Telfer hosted a Scottish Cup media night at North End Park ahead of Dundee North End’s upcoming Scottish Cup tie against Airdrieonians. He was joined on stage by co-manager Lewis Toshney … [28th November]
… and players Paul Sludden (left) and Jamie Montgomery (right). [28th November]
East Craigie fans enter the ground before a Scottish Junior Cup Fourth Round match against Largs Thistle. [30th November]
East Craigie defend a Largs Thistle free kick in a Junior Cup tie at Craigie Park, the distinct building of DC Thomson looming large in the background. [30th November]
Dundee North End‘s Doken Leaf mascot is ready for the club’s big day in the Scottish Cup against Championship side Airdrieonians. [1st December]
Airdrieonians prepare to take kick-off ahead of the sold out Scottish Cup Third Round match at North End Park. [1st December]
The large North End home support fills the grass embankment behind the far end goal at North End Park. [1st December]
The main stand at North End Park (formerly the old Fair Play Stand down the road at Tannadice) is packed with over five hundred Airdrieonians fans for the big match. [1st December]
The new maroon strips of Arbroath Victoria hang up inside the Ogilvy Park home dressing room after the club became a key partner of the Arbroath FC Community Trust Pathway last summer. [7th December]
The new club badge can also be seen on the sign above the entrance to the changing room facilities, as the Arbroath Victoria players run out across the freshly laid Astroturf exit now installed at Ogilvy Park. [7th December]
Broughty Athletic manager Darren Scott looks on prior to the match against Arbroath Victoria . [7th December]
Fans rest on the perimeter fence that surrounds three sides of the Ogilvy Park pitch. On the opposite touchline, supporters can even watch the action from the comfort of their own car. [7th December]
The hole in the wall pie stall at Ogilvy Park, Arbroath. [7th December]
Arbroath Victoria’s old black and white badge can still be seen crested upon the corner flags at Ogilvy Park. [7th December]
Lochee United fans get in the Christmas mood at a Junior Cup Fourth Round match at Portland Park, Troon. [14th December]
A Lochee United fan invading the pitch in celebration after his side scored a last minute equaliser away to Troon in the Junior Cup. [14th December]
Lochee United supporters remain in good spirits on the bus journey back to Dundee despite the defeat on penalties to Troon. [14th December]
With improvement work being carried out on the main facilities at Davie Park, Blairgowrie manager Marco Notarangelo delivers his team talk out on the pitch before a game against local rivals Coupar Angus. [21st December]
The impressive main stand at Davie Park, Blairgowrie. The massive shed like structure spans nearly three quarters of the way down one touchline and once used to house seating. [21st December]
The referee and one of his assistants compare notes during the half time break at Davie Park. [21st December]
An early Christmas present for one fan who notices he has the lucky ticket in the half time raffle. [21st December]
Jordan Harris (right) celebrates putting Blairgowrie 3-0 up from the penalty spot with teammate Stuart Heenan (left). [21st December]
The Forfar West End bench watch on from the away dugout as they take on Coupar Angus at Foxhall Park. [18th January]
East Craigie players warm up before a Midlands League game against Dundee North End, backed by the series of allotments that sit behind one end of Craigie Park. [25th January]
Supporters gather at the bottom of the hill behind the far end goal as Dundee North End take kick-off at East Craigie. [25th January]
Dundee North End players can’t contain their delight as Paul Sludden’s injury time winner sends the Dokens top of the league. North End battled back from 1-0 and 2-1 down to win 3-2, the late goal even coming after being reduced to ten men. [25th January]
A packed main stand at Thomson Park for a Midlands League match between Lochee United and Tayport. [25th January]
Supporters gather at the top of the steep grass banking that runs down one side of the Thomson Park pitch, the perfect spot to watch the game. [25th January]
A pitch side view at Thomson Park as Lochee United host Tayport. [25th January]
The ticket booth at Seven Acres, Perth, home of Letham F.C. [1st February]
Letham players make their way to the Seven Acres pitch from the changing room facilities via a children’s playpark. [1st February]
A Letham head rises highest as the home side attack a corner kick against Lochee Harp. [1st February]
Demonstrations on the Lochee Harp touchline of a perceived elbow spotted on the park. [1st February]
Lochee Harp’s Matty Reilly (third left) celebrates his late winner against Letham in a 2-1 win at Seven Acres. The win for Harp would be crucial in securing the final spot in the top half before the split, a brilliant achievement for the club. [1st February]
The Lochee Harp bench goes wild on the touchline following their sides late turnaround against Letham. [1st February]
Jaden Ferguson nets what turns out to be the winning goal for Dundee North End in a John Reilly Memorial Trophy Second Round tie against Tayport at The Canniepairt. [5th February]
Downfield captain Stephen McPhee lines up with the young Spiders mascots for a Junior Cup Fifth Round match at home to Drumchapel United. [8th February]
One fan sneaks a look over the perimeter fence separating the beer garden at the entrance to Downfield Park from the rest of the ground. [8th February]
Blaike Kyle (seated) stretches to prod the ball past the Drumchapel goalkeeper and give Downfield the lead. [8th February]
Lochee Harp manager Alan McSkimming (right) checks the pre-match team news before the East of Scotland Junior Cup Quarter-final at home to Coupar Angus. [15th February]
Lochee Harp players make the short walk from the changing rooms to the pitch at New Beechwood Park. [15th February]
Lochee Harp’s John McGlashan scores the opening goal of the game in the cup quarter-final against Coupar Angus. [15th February]
John McGlashan celebrates his goal alongside teammates Lewis Grant, Cain Buchanan and Marc Van Der Kuyl. [15th February]
Aiden Lockhart (number ten) heads in an equalising goal for Coupar Angus, as they away side fight back to win 2-1 and book a place in the East of Scotland Junior Cup Semi-Final later in the season. [15th February]
Supporters watch the game from the elevated view atop one of the largest mounds at New Beechwood Park. [15th February]
Players from Brechin Victoria sharing a laugh and a joke before a league game against Coupar Angus at Victoria Park. [22nd February]
Coupar Angus players make the walk from the changing rooms through the carpark to the pitch at Victoria Park. [22nd February]
Brechin Victoria go close to opening the scoring against Coupar Angus with a diving header. [22nd February]
Fans watch on from the sixty seater main stand at Victoria Park as Brechin Victoria prepare to take a throw-in. [22nd February]
Jacob Smith roars with delight after scoring for Brechin Victoria. [22nd February]
David Emmett’s long range strike hits the back of the net as Coupar Angus score an equaliser. [22nd February]
Substitutes and volunteers from Coupar Angus take advantage of the small seated enclosure stationed next to the away dugout at Victoria Park. [22nd February]
At The Canniepairt a board showing the team lines for the afternoon’s game can be found on display by the entry gate. [1st March]
The building by the entrance to The Canniepairt is known simply as ‘The Old Bus Garage’ and was initially constructed to house the old team bus used by Tayport in the 80s and early 90s. When the bus was pensioned off, the garage was instead fitted out as a half time facility. [1st March]
Old club photographs and Tayport memorabilia decorate the walls inside ‘The Old Bus Garage’. [1st March]
A collage of photographs from Tayport’s most recent Junior Cup win in 2005 can be found within the half time facility, one of three times the club have lifted the famous trophy. [1st March]
John McGinn Kieran Crighton celebrates his goal for Tayport against Dundee North End. [1st March]
Tayport and Dundee North End contest a high ball in front of the main enclosure and ‘The Old Bus Garage’ building – the backdrop of the town can be seen stretching up the hill in the distance. [1st March]
Not for the first time this season there’s delirious scenes on the touchline as Dundee North End score a crucial last minute winner. [1st March]
Pyro display from the Downfield young team ahead of the derby match against local rivals Dundee North End. [8th March]
Downfield’s Greg Breen prepares to take kick-off against Dundee North End in front of the dominating sight of the huge Eric Clark Stand, named after a late club committee member. [8th March]
Away days with Downfield – the Spiders arrive in Aberdeen for a John Reilly Memorial Trophy Third Round tie against Bridge of Don Thistle. [15th March]
Despite playing with ten men for over an hour, Liam McPake scores the only goal of the game for Downfield in the final few minutes. [15th March]
Everyone including the goalkeeper is up to celebrate the Downfield winning goal. [15th March]
Downfield manager Davie Beveridge with his matchwinner Liam McPake after the game against Bridge of Don Thistle. [15th March]
Downfield delight for manager Davie Beveridge as his side book their place in the John Reilly Memorial Trophy Quarter-finals. [15th March]
Outside a wet and misty Gill Park aka Broomfield Park, the old home ground of Montrose Roselea where the ‘Lea still play a handful of games each season. Broomfield was renamed after clubman Roy Gill in the summer. [22nd March]
One of four sheltered enclosures for spectators around the ground at Gill/Broomfield Park. [22nd March]
Coupar Angus defender Owen Lunan shields the ball away from the Montrose Roselea attacker – the home dugout can be seen in the background, next to the away enclosure. [22nd March]
The largest of the four enclosure’s is positioned nearest to the gate of entry to the ground, running off centre down one touchline. [22nd March]
Liam Old lets fly from distance for Coupar Angus – whilst three of the four stands are situated down the touchlines, the other can be seen here behind the top end goal. [22nd March]
Rio Bradford sticks his head in where it hurts to nod in the second goal of the game for Montrose Roselea in a 2-0 win. [22nd March]
Dundee North End co-manager Kevin McNaughton in discussion with new high profile signing Bobby Linn before a game against Lochee United at North End Park. [29th March]
The referee completes the pre-game formalities at North End Park with captains Liam Gibb (Dundee North End) and Paul Lunan (Lochee United). [29th March]
Former Lochee United man Bobby Linn leaps for joy after coming back to haunt his old team, hitting a great strike from distance to put North End 1-0 up. [29th March]
Grant Adam pulls off a fantastic save to deny Lochee United’s Ryan Paterson from the penalty spot and keep North End in front. [29th March]
North End’s number ninety-nine celebrates his spectacular penalty save against Lochee United. [29th March]
Frankie Devine races away, arms outstretched, towards the celebrating home support after giving Dundee North End the lead in a top of the table clash against Broughty Athletic. [5th April]
Broughty Athletic celebrations as Fraser Matthews (number five) scores the first in a two goal comeback to draw with Dundee North End and keep the title race alive. North End lead the table by two points with three games to go. [5th April]
Kirriemuir Thistle players warm up for their Midlands League match against Dundee North End at Westview Park. [12th April]
The Raymond Dyce Stand sits surrounded by the picturesque views of the Angus Glens, Westview Park, Kirriemuir. [12th April]
Frankie Devine and captain Liam Gibb celebrate the former’s goal for Dundee North End in a 2-0 win against Kirrie Thistle. [12th April]
The ball sails narrowly over the bar from a late Kirrie chance towards the fields of the Angus countryside that provide the scenic backdrop to Westview Park. [12th April]
The hospitality tables are set ahead of the afternoon’s game at Laing Park, decorated in the red and white colours of home side Carnoustie Panmure. [19th April]
Three spectators wait patiently for the game to begin on one of the benches around the Laing Park pitch. [19th April]
Referee Willie Ferguson with this assistant Liam McQueen at a game at Laing Park, Carnoustie. [19th April]
The players of Carnoustie Panmure observing a minutes applause before a league match against Dundee North End. [19th April]
Goal scorer Jamie Montgomery (left) and assister Craig Thomson (right) combine to give Dundee North End the lead at Laing Park. [19th April]
The big board with the winning half time raffle tickets is paraded round Laing Park at half time. [19th April]
Winger Craig Thomson delivers another cross into the box despite being under pressure from two Carnoustie defenders. [19th April]
Carnoustie goalkeeper Rowan Weir rushes out his goal to smother a chance from Cammy Dow. [19th April]
A Scone Thistle weathervane can be found on top of the changing room facilities at Farquharson Park. [23rd April]
The home dugout at Farquharson Park, Scone Thistle. [23rd April]
The match ball sits ready on a plinth in front of the changing rooms as the Scone Thistle players start to emerge for the upcoming game. [23rd April]
Scone Thistle in action against Downfield in the quarter-final of the East of Scotland Junior Cup. [23rd April]
Scone Thistle manager Charlie King (black jacket) observes the action from the home dugout. [23rd April]
Referee George Anderson instructs the throw-in taker back to the correct spot after an attempt to steal a few yards further forward. [23rd April]
Downfield’s Bruce Hearn celebrates his goal in a comfortable win for the away side. [23rd April]
Dundee North End look in confident mood as they warm up before the final league game of the season. The Dokens go into the final match two points ahead of Broughty Athletic. [26th April]
On loan Dundee man Jamie Richardson scores a first half hat-trick on the way to helping Dundee North End secure the title – click photos to enlarge. [26th April]
Dundee North End captain Liam Gibb lifts the Midlands League trophy for the second year in a row. [26th April]
Dundee North End – Midlands League Champions 2024/25. [26th April]
Forfar West End players in conversation before a Lower Half League Cup group stage game against Coupar Angus. Following the introduction of the league split, separate League Cup competitions were created for teams in the top and bottom half. [30th April]
Forfar West End’s Nathan Ford scores the only goal of the game against Coupar Angus in an evenly contested match. The win would help Forfar West End go on to qualify for the semi-final. [30th April]
A bemused looking Forfar West End linesman isn’t happy with one of the decisions made by the official matchday ref. [30th April]
Broughty Athletic warm up at the ahead of a quarter-final tie in the John Reilly Memorial Trophy against Lochee United at the Quest Arena. [3rd May]
Louis Joyce slides the ball past the Broughty goalkeeper at the end of a lung bursting run forward to put Lochee United 2-0 up and send the Bluebells into the semi-final. [3rd May]
A bonus Monday night game for spectators as East Craigie host Downfield in a League Cup group stage match at Craigie Park. [5th May]
Liam McPake roars in delight after scoring the third goal of the game in a 3-0 win for Downfield. [5th May]
The various seating options inside the Kevin Maloney Stand at Foxhall Park, Coupar Angus. [7th May]
Coupar Angus fans gather to watch their side’s final game in the League Cup group stage against Dundee Violet. [7th May]
Innes Barbour and Richard ‘Shaka’ Roy both score twice in a 4-1 win for Coupar Angus, setting up a semi-final tie vs Forfar United the following week. [7th May]
The East Craigie team run out at Craigie Park ahead of the East of Scotland Junior Cup Semi-Final, the Shipbuilders impressively knocked out Midlands League champions Dundee North End on penalties in the last round. [10th May]
Lee Cameron of East Craigie runs with the ball while under pressure from Coupar Angus players Aiden Lockhart and Ben Britton during their match at Craigie Park. [10th May]
Wild scenes on the Coupar Angus touchline as manager Barry Britton celebrates his side going 2-1 up against East Craigie through Finlay Turner’s goal – click photos to enlarge. [10th May]
Nairn Gaffney (left) and Paul McLaughlin (right) celebrate after one of the results of the season as Coupar Angus knock out an East Craigie side who finished thirteen places above them in the league table. [10th May]
Coupar Angus players warm up before their second semi-final match in five days, this time in the League Cup against Forfar United. [14th May]
Forfar United go close to taking the lead but Coupar Angus goalkeeper Elliot Smith is quickly out his goal to stop. [14th May]
Forfar United players look on in despair as Ryan Dunwoodie celebrates scoring a late winner for Coupar Angus. [14th May]
Coupar Angus players and substitutes rush to congratulate the striker by the corner flag. [14th May]
Ryan Dunwoodie of Coupar Angus celebrates sending his side to a second cup final of the season. [14th May]
A personalised dartboard hangs up amongst gifted pennants in the Forfar West End social club at Strathmore Park. [17th May]
In the home dressing room at Strathmore Park, the match kits are carefully laid out and the tactics board is hung up in preparation for the Forfar West End players arriving. [17th May]
Aiden Lockhart drills an excellent low strike past the Dundee St James goalkeeper to score the equalising goal for Coupar Angus in the League Cup Final. [21st May]
Finlay Turner cuts inside the Dundee St James defender and fires in the match winning goal for Coupar Angus. [21st May]
The two Coupar Angus goal scorers on the night react to Finlay Turner’s winning goal. [21st May]
Alex Mullady (left) of League Cup sponsors Balmuir Sheds hands over the trophy to Ben Britton (middle) and Jay Taylor (right) from winning team Coupar Angus. [21st May]
Coupar Angus manager Barry Britton (left) pictured with club legend Alex Stuart (right) on a proud night for both men as the club lift their first trophy in nearly 40 years. [21st May]
Coupar Angus captain Jay Taylor lifts the League Cup trophy to the delight of his teammates. [21st May]
Coupar Angus – Lower Half League Cup Champions 2024/25. [21st May]
Three days after lifting the League Cup trophy, Coupar Angus took to the field again in the final of the East of Scotland Junior Cup against Downfield – the first of three finals coming up in the space of a week for the Spiders. The two clubs were the only sides to reach multiple cup finals this season. [24th May]
Luke Owens of Downfield scores his first goal of the season and his team’s fourth goal of the match against Coupar Angus from the penalty spot. [24th May]
The all female officiating team for the East of Scotland Junior Cup Final: referee Abbie Hendry (middle) and her two assistants Natalie Cromar (left) and Vikki Robertson (right). [24th May]
The moment of anticipation for the crowd and the waiting Downfield players before club captain Stephen McPhee lifts the trophy. [24th May]
Joyous faces all round as the Downfield players celebrate with the East of Scotland Junior Cup trophy. [24th May]
Downfield manager Davie Beveridge holds the East of Scotland Junior Cup trophy proudly aloft after his team’s success. [24th May]
Greg Petrie rises highest in the penalty area to head in his first ever goal for Broughty Athletic, scoring the only goal of the game against Downfield in the Top Half League Cup Final – click photos to enlarge. [28th May]
The famous Canniepairt hedge had been given a trim before the League Cup final between Broughty Athletic and Downfield. [28th May]
Broughty Athletic goalkeeper and captain Sean Diamond leads the celebration as the Fed get their hands on the League Cup Trophy. [28st May]
Broughty Athletic – Top Half League Cup Champions 2024/25 [28th May]
Liam McPake scores a late equaliser for Downfield in the final of the John Reilly Memorial Trophy to take the game against Lochee United to a penalty shootout. [31st May]
Goalkeeper Fergus Robertson was the hero for Downfield in the penalty shootout saving three Lochee United spot kicks. [31st May]
Downfield players rush to celebrate with their shootout hero after they beat Lochee United 4-1 on penalties. [31st May]
The lid of the trophy is sent flying in the champagne celebrations as captain Liam McArtney lifts the John Reilly Memorial Trophy with his Downfield teammates. [31st May]
Downfield Double Cup Winners – John Reilly Memorial Trophy and East of Scotland Junior Cup champions 2024/25. [31st May]
Well done. Great photos of a season in the Midlands League.
brilliant!