The GCFA Premier League served up a busy Saturday slate, with the top half colliding in fixtures that changed the landscape of the top division.

SATURDAYS RESULTS ⬇️

The League Table ⬇️

⚽ GCFA PREMIER LEAGUE – SAT 25 OCTOBER

Clydebank Red Star v Bishopton FC

Clydebank Red Star 2 – 7 Bishopton FC:

This was a massive win for Bishopton, scoring seven goals. Looking at the table, Bishopton had only scored 14 goals in 7 games before this, so this result effectively doubles their goals scored for the season and significantly improves their goal difference.

Clydebank Red Star conceded a lot of goals, which doesn’t help their poor goal difference.

Clydeside Athletic v Clydebank SMFC

Clydeside Athletic 2 – 5 Clydebank SMFC:

A big away win for Clydebank SMFC. Before this game, Clydebank SMFC (11th) had the worst defensive record, conceding 38 goals in 10 games. Scoring 5 goals will boost their confidence, and the win is crucial for them, especially since Clydeside Athletic (13th) remain winless.

Knightswood AFC v Rutherglen Glencairn

Knightswood AFC 0 – 2 Rutherglen Glencairn

A solid away win for Rutherglen Glencairn. This result maintains their strong position near the top of the table. Knightswood AFC (9th) fail to pick up any points.

Park Sports Project v Cambuslang Milan

Park Sports Project 4 – 2 Cambuslang Milan:

Park Sports Project continues their impressive form with a home win, scoring 4 goals. This strengthens their hold on 1st place in the table. Cambuslang Milan (10th) conceded four goals, which will impact their goals against column.

Toryglen Thistle v Glasgow Island

Toryglen Thistle 1 – 3 Glasgow Island:

A good away win for Glasgow Island over Toryglen Thistle. This is a key result for Glasgow Island (5th) as it moves them up on games played and points from the crowded mid-table group.

Rossvale Huntershill v Nethercraigs AFC

Rossvale Huntershill 2 – 4 Nethercraigs AFC: An excellent away win for Nethercraigs AFC, scoring four goals. Rossvale Huntershill (8th) suffered a rare defeat, which allows Nethercraigs (4th) to jump up and potentially establish a gap between the top half and the rest of the table.