Dunbar United and Tranent both set for midweek action

The Seasiders are hoping to join Tranent in the last eight of the East of Scotland Qualifying Cup as they travel to Dundonald Bluebell.

Meanwhile, Tranent are on the lookout for three points as they host Civil Service Strollers in the Scottish Lowland Football League (SLFL).

Dunbar United are aiming for the last eight of the East of Scotland Qualifying Cup as they take on Dundonald Bluebell

Dundonald Bluebell v Dunbar United

East of Scotland Qualifying Cup Fourth Round

Kick-off 7.30pm

HIGH-FLYING Dunbar United will look to reach the quarter-finals of the East of Scotland Qualifying Cup when they travel to Moorside Park.

Kevin Haynes and his team enjoyed an impressive 4-0 win over Inverkeithing Hillfield Swifts in the top flight of the East of Scotland Football League (EoSFL) on Saturday afternoon.

Ben Bathgate scored a double while Liam Gregory and Gordon Harris were also on target in the win.

The win puts Dunbar into fifth in the table – five places ahead of their opponents tonight.

Dundonald Bluebell drew 1-1 with Sauchie Juniors at the weekend.

Dunbar were 4-1 victors over their opponents on the opening day of the season at the end of July last year.

Tranent (blue) are looking to get back to winning ways after consecutive defeats

Tranent v Civil Service Strollers

Scottish Lowland Football League

Kick-off 7.45pm

BACK-TO-BACK defeats have left Tranent fifth in the Scottish Lowland Football League.

The Belters lost last midweek on their trip to East Kilbride and were then edged out by Heart of Midlothian B on Saturday.

Despite those defeats, Ian Little’s side still retain hope of at least a second place finish as they have games in hand over each of the teams above them.

Tonight’s visitors sit one place and five points below them in the standings.

The capital club drew 0-0 with Cumbernauld Colts at the weekend.