SWF WFS O40's Women's Leagues

The WFS SWF O40’s Women’s Leagues return on Sunday 20th September at Ravenscraig Regional Sports Facility, as we look forward to welcoming back both the Premiership and Championship for another important round of fixtures.

In the Premiership, it remains tight at the top, with the leading sides still battling it out for the 2026 title. With the season reaching its closing stages, every point – and potentially every goal – could make the difference as the race for the trophy continues.

In the Championship, Oriam Ladies have enjoyed a fantastic first season of competitive walking football and remain firmly in control at the top of the table.

Another strong set of results next Sunday could see Oriam extend their advantage even further and put one hand on the Championship trophy heading towards the final league day.

With plenty still to play for across both divisions, we’re looking forward to another exciting day of women’s walking football at Ravenscraig.

We wish all our teams and players the very best for next Sunday’s fixtures. ⚽🏆

WFS O70's Men's West Premiership

The WFS O70’s Men’s West Premiership returns next Friday at Toryglen Regional Football Centre, with the 2026 title race still very much alive as we enter another crucial round of fixtures.

Duncanrig EK currently sit top of the Premiership, but there is very little separating the leading contenders, with just five points covering the top three teams.

And Carrick WFC could have a huge say in how the table looks by the end of the day. Sitting in third place, Carrick face both of the teams above them during this round of fixtures, giving them the opportunity to close the gap while potentially having a major impact on the title race.

With the season approaching its conclusion and valuable points at stake, every result could prove important as Duncanrig look to maintain their position at the summit and the chasing clubs look to reel them in.

We wish all teams and players the very best for next Friday’s fixtures and look forward to another excellent day of competitive walking football at Toryglen. ⚽🏆

WFS O60's Men's East of Scotland Leagues

What a day it has been at Oriam National Performance Centre, as the WFS O60’s Men’s East of Scotland Leagues recommenced for the penultimate round of the 2026 season!

The Premiership title race could hardly be any tighter. Hearts 56’ will head into the final league day sitting top of the table with a slender one-point advantage.

But there is absolutely no room for error. Just two points separate the top three clubs, while only four points separate the top four. With four matches still to play, the Premiership title remains well and truly up for grabs and will go right down to the final games of the season.

There has been a dramatic turnaround in the Championship too. Hibernian CF arrived at Oriam sitting two points behind rivals Hearts 98’, but by the end of today’s fixtures the tables had completely turned.

The Hibees have surged to the top and opened up a six-point lead, putting themselves in a fantastic position with just four matches remaining. Hearts 98’ still have points to fight for, though, meaning there could yet be another twist before the Championship is decided.

A huge thank you to all our players, clubs, referees and regional representatives, along with Regional League Co-ordinator David Callaghan, for their contribution to another fantastic day of competitive walking football at Oriam.

Four games to go. Titles still to be won. It’s all set for a brilliant East of Scotland finale! ⚽🏆

CHSS FUNDRAISING MONTH 2026

We’re proud to once again be partnering with Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland (CHSS) to raise vital funds and awareness throughout the month of October.

Thanks to your incredible efforts last year, Walking Football Scotland clubs raised £7,426.25 to support the 1 in 5 Scots living with chest, heart, and stroke conditions. We’re so grateful for your commitment and generosity!

🏆 October Fundraising Challenge

This October, we’d love to see every club get involved to help improve the health and wellbeing of people across Scotland. Here are some simple and fun fundraising ideas:

• Host a walking football tournament and invite local teams or work colleagues.

• Run a coffee morning or a ‘beat the goalie’ challenge.

• Sell football cards or squares to raise quick funds.

• Organise your own Race night event or community game day!

• Ask your employer if they offer match funding to boost your total.

🛠️ How Can CHSS Help

CHSS are here to support your fundraising efforts! CHSS can provide fundraising packs, sponsorship forms, t-shirts, and merchandise to help make your events a success. Just email: fundraising@chss.org.uk to share your plans.

We’ve also created a Walking Football Scotland JustGiving page so all donations can be collected in one place: Here

Together, we can make a huge impact and ensure no life is half-lived in Scotland. Thank you for your continued support—we can’t wait to see what you achieve this October!

Matt Ramsay Appointed CEO of Walking Football Scotland

Walking Football Scotland is pleased to announce the appointment of Matt Ramsay as the organisation’s first Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

At the recent Annual Members Meeting (AMM), member clubs were informed of the Board of Trustees’ intention to appoint Walking Football Scotland’s first Chief Executive Officer. The Board is now delighted to confirm Matt Ramsay’s appointment to this newly created role.

The creation of the Chief Executive Officer role reflects the continued growth and development of Walking Football Scotland as a national charity and the ambition of the Board to build on the significant progress made in recent years. The role will provide dedicated executive leadership as the organisation enters the next stage of its development.

Having served as a Trustee for the past nine years, Matt has been central to the growth and development of Walking Football Scotland. He has helped shape the organisation’s governance, led the development and delivery of national competitions and major events, and introduced new education and development opportunities across the game.

Matt has also led the development of a growing portfolio of strategic, health, community and commercial partnerships for Walking Football Scotland over recent years. These relationships have helped extend the organisation’s reach, create new opportunities for participants and member clubs, and strengthen the wider impact of walking football across Scotland. Developing existing relationships and establishing new partnerships will remain a key priority as the organisation enters its next phase of growth.

Matt has played a leading role in the development of Walking Football Scotland’s representative pathway, including the introduction and development of Regional Teams across Scotland. This provided an important foundation for the next stage of the representative game and Scotland’s historic first international appearance at the inaugural UEFA Walking Football EURO Cup in Switzerland in June 2026.

Building on that milestone, Walking Football Scotland is now preparing for the rollout of National Teams across all age categories, with National Team Manager positions set to be advertised shortly and appointments to be announced in due course.

His contribution has helped strengthen Walking Football Scotland’s position within Scottish football and the wider health and wellbeing sector, as the organisation continues to demonstrate the important role walking football can play in improving physical and mental wellbeing, reducing social isolation and creating lasting social connections.

As Chief Executive Officer, Matt will provide strategic and operational leadership for Walking Football Scotland, working closely with the Board of Trustees to deliver the charity’s vision and long-term strategic objectives.

A key focus will be expanding opportunities to participate in walking football across all areas of Scotland, including developing the game further in communities where opportunities are currently limited. Growing women’s walking football and creating sustainable pathways for increased female participation will also form an important part of the organisation’s future strategy.

Matt will lead Walking Football Scotland’s work to strengthen and diversify its income through funding, sponsorship and commercial partnerships, helping build the financial sustainability required to support the charity’s long-term ambitions. He will also continue to develop relationships with the Scottish FA, Scottish Para Football, local authorities, health organisations, commercial partners and other key stakeholders.

As the organisation’s Chief Executive Officer, Matt will act as a principal ambassador for Walking Football Scotland, representing the charity and promoting both the continued development of the game and its wider contribution to health, wellbeing and communities across Scotland.

He will also oversee the organisation’s day-to-day operations and support its growing network of staff, coordinators and volunteers, while working with the Board to ensure Walking Football Scotland continues to operate to high standards of governance, accountability and regulatory compliance.

Alongside his role with Walking Football Scotland, Matt works professionally within community football, where he has extensive experience in developing and delivering participation programmes, including initiatives supporting people living with dementia, Parkinson’s, hearing loss and other long-term health conditions through football.

Speaking on behalf of the Board of Trustees, President David Winnie said:

“On behalf of the Board of Trustees of Walking Football Scotland, I am delighted to welcome the appointment of Matt Ramsay as our Chief Executive Officer.

This is another significant step forward for Walking Football Scotland and reflects the ambition we have for the future of the organisation and the sport across Scotland.

Matt has demonstrated tireless energy, enthusiasm and devotion to WFS, and his contribution to the organisation has been immense. He has consistently gone above and beyond in his work on behalf of Walking Football Scotland, and this appointment is a fitting recognition of that commitment.

We are fortunate to have someone with Matt’s passion, drive and knowledge leading WFS into its next chapter. The Board and I look forward to working closely with him as we continue to grow the game, expand participation and ensure that Scotland remains at the forefront of walking football”

Commenting on his appointment, Matt Ramsay said:

“It is a tremendous privilege to become the first Chief Executive Officer of Walking Football Scotland, and I was honoured to be asked to take on the role by our newly strengthened and highly experienced Board of Trustees.

Having served as a Trustee for the past nine years, I have been fortunate to see first-hand how far Walking Football Scotland has come. That progress has only been possible because of the incredible commitment of our trustees, volunteers, member clubs, referees, coaches and partners across the country. Together, we have built strong foundations and an organisation that continues to grow in both its reach and impact.

There is still enormous potential for walking football in Scotland. We want to take the game into more communities, increase opportunities for women to participate, continue developing our regional and national pathways, support our member clubs and volunteers, and build the partnerships and resources that will allow us to deliver our ambitions sustainably.

Walking football has the ability to make a genuine difference to people’s lives, whether that is through becoming more physically active, improving health and wellbeing, reconnecting with football or simply finding friendship and a sense of belonging. Ensuring more people have the opportunity to experience those benefits will remain at the heart of everything we do.

I would like to thank the Board of Trustees for the confidence they have placed in me. I am excited about what lies ahead and look forward to working alongside our Board, member clubs, the Scottish FA, Scottish Para Football and our many health, community and commercial partners as we take Walking Football Scotland into the next stage of its development.”

Walking Football Scotland supports thousands of participants across Scotland through its member clubs, leagues, competitions, representative programmes and wider participation activity.

The appointment of the organisation’s first Chief Executive Officer represents another significant step in Walking Football Scotland’s development as it continues its mission to grow the game, strengthen its membership and use the power of walking football to help create healthier, more active and better-connected communities across Scotland.

WFS O60's Men's West of Scotland Leagues

The WFS O60’s Men’s West of Scotland Leagues recommenced today at Toryglen Regional Football Centre, as both divisions entered the business end of the 2026 competitive season.

In the Premiership, Pollok Utd have taken a significant step forward in the title race, extending their advantage at the top of the table to seven points.

With only four matches remaining, Pollok have put themselves in a very strong position heading into the final league date. There are still points to be won, however, and nothing will be taken for granted until the title is mathematically secured.

In the Championship, the title race has tightened considerably after a huge top-two clash between Ardencaple and Saint Anthony’s – Whites.

It was Saint Anthony’s – Whites who came out on top, cutting Ardencaple’s advantage at the summit to just one point with only one league date remaining.

That result ensures there is still everything to play for when the Championship reaches its conclusion, with Ardencaple holding the advantage but Saint Anthony’s – Whites now right on their heels.

It sets up another exciting finale at Toryglen, with the Premiership and Championship titles still to be officially decided when the teams return for their final fixtures.

A big thank you to all our players, clubs and referees, along with Regional League Co-ordinator Derek King, for their continued support and another excellent day of competitive walking football.

One league day to go – who will finish the season as champions? ⚽🏆

WFS O60's Men's East of Scotland Leagues

The WFS O60’s Men’s East of Scotland Leagues return on Friday 11th September at Oriam National Performance Centre, as the 2026 season reaches its penultimate round of fixtures.

The Premiership could hardly be tighter. Hearts 56’ and Dundee East CSC are locked together on points at the top of the table, with just two goals separating the sides.

And there is no waiting around for the big fixture, as the top two go head-to-head in the opening match of the day. With such fine margins between them, could this be a decisive encounter in the race to become Premiership champions?

Things are just as competitive in the Championship, where only two points separate the top three clubs. With the teams entering their penultimate round, there is still plenty of opportunity for the standings to change before the final league day.

With both divisions so closely contested, every point and every goal could prove crucial as we approach the conclusion of another exciting competitive season.

We wish all teams and players the very best for next Friday and look forward to another fantastic day of walking football at Oriam. ⚽🏆

Club News

Another busy few weeks across the Walking Football Scotland community have brought together everything that makes our game so special — football, friendship, community spirit and supporting others.

From tournament success and new sponsorships to memorial festivals, club friendships and programmes helping people stay active and connected, our latest Club News round-up once again highlights the fantastic work taking place across Scotland.

Mags Muir Recognised with Scottish FA Grassroots Regional Award 👏⚽

A huge congratulations to Mags Muir, who has been recognised as a Scottish FA McDonald’s Grassroots Regional Award winner for Best Volunteer in Adult Football.

For the past 10 years, Mags has been at the heart of her walking football group, working tirelessly behind the scenes to organise the players, keep everything running smoothly and, most importantly, make sure everyone is looked after.

And, of course, no recognition of Mags would be complete without mentioning her legendary baking! 🧁👏

What makes the award particularly special is the strength and determination Mags has shown throughout her own journey. Having battled cancer, she has continued to give her time, energy and support to the group, with her resilience, positivity and dedication inspiring those around her.

Volunteers like Mags are at the very heart of grassroots and walking football across Scotland, often giving countless hours simply because they care about their players, their club and their community.

Everyone at Walking Football Scotland sends our warmest congratulations to Mags on this thoroughly deserved recognition. Ten years of incredible commitment and a fantastic example of the difference one volunteer can make. 👏🏆⚽💙

BOXT Extends Support for Rangers Community Foundation Programmes 💙⚽

The Rangers Community Foundation has announced that BOXT will continue its support of the Foundation’s Walking Football and Football Memories programmes throughout the 2026/27 season, marking the third consecutive year of the partnership.

The continued backing will help both programmes provide regular opportunities for participants to stay active, socialise, build friendships and tackle isolation through football and the shared connections it creates.

The Football Memories programme also provides an important and welcoming environment for supporters living with dementia and their carers, using football memories and conversation to bring people together.

For the Walking Football programme, the partnership will help ensure participants can continue enjoying the physical, mental and social benefits of staying involved in the game.

Congratulations to the Rangers Community Foundation and a huge thank you to BOXT for continuing to invest in programmes that use football to improve lives and strengthen communities. 👏💙⚽

Walking Football Helps Fill the Shelves for East Lothian Foodbank ❤️⚽

Walking football once again proved its power to make a difference as Musselburgh Windsor FC hosted a friendly fundraising tournament in support of the East Lothian Foodbank.

Five teams took part in the event, with Musselburgh Windsor, Prestonpans (two teams), Haddington and Tweedvale enjoying a relaxed round-robin format focused on participation, friendship and supporting a worthy cause.

While there was no trophy at stake, the real winners were the local community. Thanks to the generosity of everyone involved, the tournament raised an impressive £425, alongside 80kg of food donations for the East Lothian Foodbank.

The event was a great success, with players enjoying an afternoon of football, camaraderie and community spirit while helping those who need it most.

A huge congratulations to Musselburgh Windsor FC for organising another fantastic initiative and thank you to every club and player who supported such an important cause. Another brilliant example of walking football making a positive impact both on and off the pitch. 👏❤️⚽

Falkirk Foundation Crowned Newmains Invitational Champions 🏆⚽

Congratulations to Falkirk Foundation Walking Football, who were crowned champions at the recent Newmains Invitational Walking Football Tournament after an outstanding day of football.

Competing against five other invited teams, the Falkirk Foundation squad produced a series of excellent performances before securing a convincing 3-0 victory in the final to lift the trophy.

The success is a testament to the hard work and commitment shown by the players in recent weeks. Additional training sessions, including a new Monday evening session, have helped the group continue to develop both individually and collectively, with the benefits evident on the pitch.

Beyond the silverware, the walking football programme continues to have a positive impact on participants, improving physical fitness, mental wellbeing and social connections while providing a welcoming environment for everyone involved.

Congratulations to the players, coaches and everyone at Falkirk Foundation on a thoroughly deserved achievement. A fantastic reward for the dedication shown throughout the season and another great example of walking football flourishing across Scotland. 👏🏆⚽💙

Dunbar and Stenhousemuir Celebrate Strong Club Friendship 🤝⚽

More than 40 walking footballers came together as Dunbar WFC welcomed friends from Stenhousemuir CFC for another fantastic day of football, friendship and camaraderie.

The two clubs initially fielded two competitive teams each, alongside teams for those who prefer the more social side of the game, with a series of 20-minute matches providing plenty of enjoyable action.

Later, the players were mixed together to form six new teams featuring members from both clubs — a brilliant way of encouraging everyone to play alongside different people, build new friendships and enjoy plenty of good-natured banter.

After the football, everyone headed to the clubhouse for food and refreshments, rounding off a hugely enjoyable day played in exactly the right spirit.

The get-together forms part of a reciprocal home-and-away arrangement between Dunbar and Stenhousemuir, two clubs who have developed strong links and a close friendship over a number of years.

A great example of what walking football is all about — competitive when the ball is rolling, but friendship and camaraderie always at its heart. 👏⚽💙

Stenhousemuir Memorial Festival Remembers Much-Loved Members

Stenhousemuir Walking Football Club welcomed local players together for a very special Memorial Festival, remembering three much-loved members who are sadly no longer with them — Bill Doig, Mark Harris and Jimmy Evans.

More than two hours of fun, non-competitive walking football were enjoyed, with the emphasis firmly on friendship, memories and celebrating those who had been such an important part of the club.

Following the football, players and helpers came together for a fantastic buffet, generously provided through donations from the Stenhousemuir membership, adding to the tremendous community spirit surrounding the occasion.

The generosity continued through the festival’s fundraising, with an impressive £800 raised on the day. The Stenhousemuir Walking Football Committee subsequently agreed to increase the total donation to £1,000, meaning local charities Home 2 Hospital and the Falkirk Children’s Panel Fund will each receive £500.

A wonderful gesture from everyone at Stenhousemuir and a fitting way to remember Bill, Mark and Jimmy — bringing people together through the game and community they enjoyed while also making a positive difference to others.

Well done to everyone who played, helped, donated and contributed to such a meaningful day. ❤️⚽👏

Dundee Walking Footballers Swap the Pitch for the Bowling Green 🎳⚽

Walking football is about much more than the action on the pitch, and members of Dundee East CSC and Street Soccer demonstrated exactly that with another enjoyable social day at Hillcrest Bowling Club in Dundee.

The walking footballers swapped football boots for bowls as they enjoyed a great day together away from their usual sessions. Alongside taking to the bowling green, the group also tried their hand at indoor putting, table curling and pool.

Days like this highlight the important social side of walking football, giving players opportunities to build friendships, enjoy new experiences and spend time together beyond their regular football activities.

A big thank you to Hillcrest Bowling Club for the hospitality and to everyone from Dundee East CSC and Street Soccer who took part.

Another great example of the friendships and sense of community that walking football continues to create across Scotland. 👏⚽🎳

Dunfermline Dynamos Welcome Lowland Financial as New Sponsors 🤝⚽

Dunfermline Dynamos have announced Lowland Financial as their new sponsors for 2026, marking the beginning of an exciting new partnership for the club.

With Lowland Financial focused on investing in the future, the partnership is a great fit with the Dynamos’ own ambitions to continue developing and investing in the club both on and off the pitch.

As one partnership begins, Dunfermline Dynamos have also expressed their sincere thanks to Jamie Galloway and UKMC, who have supported the club through sponsorship for the past four years.

Sponsorship and support from local businesses can make a real difference to walking football clubs, helping them continue to provide opportunities for people to play, stay active and be part of a strong social community.

Congratulations to Dunfermline Dynamos on the new partnership, and a huge thank you to both Lowland Financial and UKMC for supporting the continued growth of walking football. 👏⚽🤝

Congratulations to all the clubs, players, volunteers, organisers, sponsors and supporters featured in our latest stories.

Whether competing for trophies, welcoming other clubs, remembering much-loved friends, raising money for local causes or investing in opportunities for people to stay active and connected, these stories demonstrate that walking football is about far more than what happens on the pitch.

Thank you to everyone continuing to make a difference and helping walking football thrive in communities across Scotland. 👏⚽💙

WFS O60's Men's West of Scotland Leagues

The WFS O60’s Men’s West of Scotland Leagues return to Toryglen Regional Football Centre this Friday for the penultimate set of fixtures in the 2026 competitive season, with plenty still to be decided across both divisions.

In the Premiership, Pollok Utd currently lead the way, sitting two points clear of Saint Anthony’s at the top of the table. However, the title race remains wide open, with Pollok Thistle and Townhead Strollers not far behind in third and fourth respectively.

With four teams still very much in contention, Round 3 could prove pivotal ahead of the final league day in November.

In the Championship, Ardencaple head into Friday’s fixtures with a six-point advantage over Saint Anthony’s – Whites, following the Championship’s additional round of fixtures last month.

And there could be a major moment in the title race when the top two go head-to-head in Game 2 on Friday. Could Ardencaple strengthen their grip on top spot, or will Saint Anthony’s – Whites close the gap and blow the race wide open ahead of the final round?

With titles and promotion and relegation places on the line, we look forward to another exciting day of competitive walking football and wish all teams and players the very best for Friday’s fixtures. ⚽🏆

Player of the Month (August) - Leeanne Higginson & Ewan Duffy

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As August comes to an end, we’re proud to once again shine a spotlight on the people who make Walking Football Scotland’s Players of the Month so special—once again in partnership with Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland.

🌟 August Women’s Player of the Month
Leeanne Higginson (59) – Midlothian Ladies

🌟 August Men’s Player of the Month
Ewan Duffy (65) - Oriam

Huge congratulations to Leeanne and Ewan!

Both shared their reflections on what walking football means to them, highlighting the friendships, health benefits and sense of belonging that keep our community moving forward 💙⚽

Why did you get involved in walking football?

Leeanne: “When I was asked to get involved, I had never actually heard of walking football but I thought why not? I'll give it a go. At the time of being asked (although I didn't know it) I was suffering severe menopausal symptoms and I felt a bit lost and low in motivation.”

Ewan: “After retiring I was no longer able to  play contact football  but was introduced to Walking Football by my good friend Paul Burns, who took me along to The Oriam, of which I became a member and joined their teams.”

What positive impact has walking football had on your life?

Leeanne: “My physical wellbeing has improved by regular exercise but more than anything my mental wellbeing has improved tenfold. Since joining I am now part of a fantastic group of similar age, likeminded women. We share and discuss everyday subjects and it's great hearing of each other's experiences and opinions. We even go on team bonding outings and holidays.”

Ewan: “Being part of the Oriam Family has helped me with keeping fit and active and I have met a great group of people and also has give some form of structure to retired life.”

What would you say to encourage others to come along?

Leeanne: “It's a great way to keep fit but more than that you get to be a part of a group of people that make you feel like you belong. You get to meet lots of people and have fun and great new experiences. Try it - you've nothing to lose”

Ewan: “Don't be put off by the name ‘Walking Football’ - you can get the heart rate and fitness up just the same a a game of fives ,you'll meet like minded people and will have a great time”

SWF WFS O50's Women's Premiership

The WFS SWF O50’s Women’s Premiership resumed today at Ravenscraig Regional Sports Facility for the penultimate round of the 2026 season, with the title race continuing to provide plenty of excitement ahead of the final league day in October.

After today’s round of fixtures, it is now advantage Braehead FC – Reds.

Braehead have opened up a three-point lead at the top of the Premiership, with just two matches remaining, putting them in a strong position heading into the season finale.

Their closest challengers, Rangers FFIT, remain firmly in the hunt and have already shown this season that they can get the better of Braehead, having defeated them in the Scottish Cup Final earlier this year.

With only three points separating the title contenders and six points still available, nothing is decided yet. It sets up a fascinating final league day in October as Braehead FC – Reds and Rangers FFIT battle it out for the Premiership title. 🏆

A big thank you to all our clubs, players, referees and regional league co-ordinator David Callaghan, for their continued support and contribution to another fantastic day of women’s walking football at Ravenscraig.

Two games remaining. Three points separating the top two. The title will be decided in October! ⚽🏆

WFS O65's Men's West of Scotland Leagues

The WFS O65’s Men’s West of Scotland Leagues returned to Toryglen Regional Football Centre today for the penultimate round of the 2026 season — and things have just got even tighter at the top!

In the Premiership, league leaders Drumchapel Utd – JNE went into the day holding a four-point advantage, but the title race has now been blown wide open.

A huge top-of-the-table clash saw Pollok Utd secure a 1-0 victory over Drumchapel, cutting the gap at the summit to just one point heading into the final league fixtures.

It sets up a fantastic finale, with everything still to play for when the Premiership returns for the final round.

Meanwhile, in the Championship, Dumbarton FC continue to lead the way and have extended their advantage at the top of the table. After an excellent campaign and unbeaten so far, they have put themselves in a strong position heading into the final league day.

A big thank you to all our players, clubs and referees, along with Regional League Co-ordinator Derek King, for their support and contribution to another excellent day of competitive walking football at Toryglen.

One round remaining. One point separating the Premiership's top two. It’s all set for a fantastic finish! ⚽🏆

WFS O50's Women's Premiership

The WFS SWF O50’s Women’s Premiership returns on Sunday 30th August at Ravenscraig Regional Sports Facility, as the 2026 competitive season enters its crucial penultimate round.

And what a fixture we have in store with a huge top-of-the-table clash as Rangers FFIT take on last year’s champions Braehead FC – Reds.

The two sides are currently level on points at the top of the Premiership, meaning there could hardly be more at stake as they go head-to-head. With both teams enjoying excellent campaigns so far, could this be the fixture that gives one of them the advantage heading towards the final league day?

With the title race so finely balanced, Round 3 promises to be another exciting afternoon of competitive women’s walking football at Ravenscraig.

We wish all teams and players the very best for Sunday’s fixtures and look forward to seeing how the Premiership table looks at the end of the day. ⚽🏆

WFS O65's Men's West of Scotland Leagues

The WFS O65’s Men’s West of Scotland Leagues return next Friday 28th August at Toryglen Regional Football Centre, as the 2026 competitive season enters its crucial penultimate round.

In the Premiership, we have a huge top-of-the-table clash as league leaders Drumchapel Utd – JNE take on Pollok Utd. Drumchapel currently hold a four-point advantage at the summit, but with valuable points at stake, could this fixture have a major say in where the Premiership title eventually goes?

Meanwhile, in the Championship, Dumbarton FC will be looking to pick up where they left off following an impressive unbeaten first half of the season. With the campaign now entering its latter stages, every point becomes increasingly important in the battle at the top.

With just two league days remaining, Round 3 promises plenty of excitement as the title and promotion races begin to reach their conclusion.

We wish all teams and players the very best and look forward to another fantastic day of competitive walking football at Toryglen. ⚽👏

WFS O75's Men's National Premiership

The WFS O75’s Men’s National Premiership returned to Toryglen Regional Football Centre today for Round 3, as the inaugural season at this age category moved one step closer to an exciting conclusion.

Fife Wanderers continue to lead the way and remain five points clear at the top of the table with just three matches remaining.

That means the equation is now simple heading into the final league day — one more win would see Fife Wanderers crowned the inaugural WFS O75’s Men’s National Premiership Champions. 🏆

It sets everything up perfectly for the final round of fixtures in October, when the first-ever champions at this age category will be decided.

A big thank you to all our players, clubs and referees for another excellent day of walking football at Toryglen and for continuing to make this historic first season such a success.

All eyes now turn to October! ⚽🏆