The latest round of the Hills Solicitors Colleges Premiership delivered excitement, drama, and some major shake-ups, with teams fighting to solidify their positions and climb the league table.

We’ve got two thrilling match results and a current look at the top of the league table, which is proving to be incredibly tight.

CLYDEBANK SMFC V CORINTHIANS

What a match! everyone at Holm Park was treated to a rollercoaster of emotions as Corinthians battled their way to a 4–3 victory over Clydebank SMFC in what will surely go down as one of the games of the season.

It was end-to-end action from the very first whistle, with both sides refusing to back down. Clydebank pushed Corinthians all the way, testing their resolve and forcing them to dig deep. But when the final whistle blew, it was the league leaders who held on, securing three vital points to keep their title charge on track.

For Corinthians, this wasn’t just another win—it was a statement of intent. With the pressure mounting at the top of the table, grinding out results like this shows the character of a team determined to stay ahead.

Seven goals, drama until the very end, and a hard-fought win that means so much. Corinthians and their management team will be buzzing after this one.

PARK SPORTS PROJECT V GLASGOW ISLAND

Glasgow Islands lit up Scotstoun with an emphatic 5–2 win over Park Sports Project in what turned out to be one of the most entertaining clashes of the season so far.

This is a significant result for Glasgow Islands as it boosted their confidence massively and gave them a crucial three points in the league.

WHAT WENT DOWN TODAY

The league table shows that every point is a battle, especially at the top:

• Corinthians hold onto the #1 spot with 13 points from 6 games, thanks in part to their hard-fought win over Clydebank. They also boast an impressive 20 goals scored.

• The chasing pack is incredibly close: Toryglen Thistle, Nethercraigs AFC, and Park Sports Project are all locked on 12 points, with Park Sports Project holding the #4 position despite their heavy loss to Glasgow Islands this weekend. Their 10 goal difference is keeping them in the mix.

THE LEAGUE TABLE