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You could feel it before a ball was kicked — one of those Glasgow mornings where the league fixtures threw up a few crackers. Perfect for the kind of football this league lives on. By midday, the dressing rooms were either buzzing or glum.

It was a proper Saturday across the GCFA — the sort that sorts talkers from doers.

No clipboard needed to spot who wanted it most.

Park Sports Project fought to a big win, Glencairn grafted their way up the table, and Rossvale have found some rhythm just when they needed it. Toryglen stay unbeaten — didn’t play, but they’ve been relentless since August.

At the other end, it’s starting to look a slog for those still waiting on momentum.

Tight margins and late drama across the board.

Glasgow Ansar edged past Greater Croftpark in a lively clash, while Busby and Lokomotiv Glasgow shared seven goals in a thriller. Port Glasgow Boys Club pulled off a big 3–2 win over Woodbank, Third Lanark and Southside United couldn’t be split, and King Park United ground out a hard-earned 1–0.

Every result matters here — you can’t take a single week off in this league.

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Five matches, goals galore, and no shortage of drama.

Westhill United edged a 9-goal thriller against Banknock to stay top, while River Nevis were ruthless away to Bearsden. Cambuslang FA kept their streak alive with a 4–2 win over Burnhill, Glasgow Medics nicked a tight one at LS Memorial, and Rosebank United showed their class at Greenfield with a solid 3–1 victory over QP SA.

That’s a set of results that sums up this league — pure chaos and full commitment. You can tell within five minutes who actually wants it.

Westhill United 5–4 Banknock

AFC Bearsdens AFC 0–3 River Nevis

Burnhill FC 2–4 Cambuslang FA

LS Memorial 0–1 Glasgow Medics

QP SA 1–3 Rosebank United

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