KNOCKOUT football takes centre stage this afternoon (Saturday) as all six of the county sides look for cup progression.
Tranent are aiming for a place in the South of Scotland Challenge Cup semi-finals as they host Kilwinning Rangers in the last eight.
Meanwhile, it is first round League Cup contests for the remaining county sides.
Dunbar United and Haddington Athletic have home contests as they welcome Inverkeithing Hillfield Swifts and Luncarty respectively to East Lothian.
Musselburgh Athletic and Preston Athletic are Fife bound as the Honest Toun team head for Lochgelly Albert and Preston travel to Newburgh.
Finally, Ormiston Primrose head west to take on Harthill Royal.
Tranent (maroon) host Kilwinning Rangers this afternoon
Match of the Day
Tranent v Kilwinning Rangers
South of Scotland Challenge Cup Quarter-Final
Kick-off 3pm
LOWLAND League Tranent welcome West of Scotland Football League (WoSFL) Kilwinning Rangers to East Lothian.
The Ayrshire side won the previous meeting in the Scottish Cup two years ago when Tranent surrendered a two-goal lead to go down 4-2.
Plenty has changed since then and Tranent will be looking to reach the last four of the competition.
Their visitors, however, come into the game full of confidence as they look for promotion to the top flight of the WoSFL.
Dunbar United (black and white) were held to a 1-1 draw by Sauchie Juniors last Saturday. Image: Garry Menzies
Dunbar United v Inverkeithing Hillfield Swifts
League Cup First Round
Kick-off 2.30pm
AN ALL-PREMIER Division clash pits Dunbar United against Inverkeithing Hillfield Swifts.
The Seasiders go into the game as favourites given home advantage and the fact they sit above their visitors in the top flight of the East of Scotland Football League (EoSFL).
Dunbar have picked up 17 more points than their opposition but the points have been shared in the league contests between the sides, with a win apiece.
Haddington Athletic host fellow Premier Division side Luncarty. Image: Garry Menzies
Haddington Athletic v Luncarty
League Cup First Round
Kick-off 2.30pm
IT WAS just last month that Haddington Athletic and Luncarty faced off against each other in the EoSFL Premier Division.
Luncarty picked up the win on that occasion as Haddington's poor recent run continued.
A draw away to Tynecastle last weekend will hopefully have buoyed the Millfield men who will be hoping to progress to the second round of the competition.
Ormiston Primrose (black and white) are away to Harthill Royal
Harthill Royal v Ormiston Primrose
League Cup First Round
Kick-off 2.30pm
A GAME going ahead would likely be a bonus for Ormiston Primrose just now after repeated postponements.
Away from home, they will be hoping that Harthill Royal's ground is playable for an interesting looking cup contest.
Ormiston sit in the bottom three of the Second Division while Harthill sit in the top three of the tier below.
Musselburgh Athletic tackled Clyde earlier this season in the Scottish Cup. Image: Alan Wilson
Lochgelly Albert v Musselburgh Athletic
League Cup First Round
Kick-off 2.30pm
THIRD Division Lochgelly Albert will be looking to spring a surprise against in-form Musselburgh Athletic.
The Olivebank outfit are yet to taste defeat in 2024 and they will be favourites to keep that run going in Fife.
A failure to apply themselves correctly, however, could lead to a cup upset, which they will be determined to avoid.
Preston Athletic (blue) head to Newburgh in the first round of the League Cup. Image: Gordon Bell.
Newburgh Juniors v Preston Athletic
League Cup First Round
Kick-off 2.30pm
PRESTON Athletic venture over the Forth looking to bounce back from a 4-1 defeat at the hands of Dunipace.
Hosts Newburgh would seem to provide ideal opposition as they sit bottom of the Second Division with two wins from 18 league games.
Preston Athletic have shown they are capable of producing impressive wins on their day and will be looking for a safe passage into the second round.
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