Six fixtures completed.
32 goals scored.
PSP stay top after a 2–2 draw with Corinthians. Nethercraigs slip and remain two behind. Glasgow Island close to within one of third with games still in hand.
Rutherglen and Toryglen continue to operate at top-four pace despite fewer games played.
From 7th to 9th — two points.
From 10th to 13th — five points.
No gap opening. No section settled.
Numbers first. Noise last.
Park Sports Project drew 2–2 away at Corinthians and remain top on 30 points.
Nethercraigs were defeated 4–1 and remain two points behind.
Corinthians stay in the top group following the draw.
Glasgow Island’s 4–2 win moves them to within one point of third place, with games in hand still to play.
The top four are separated by five points.
Rutherglen (23 points from 10 games) and Toryglen (21 from 11) remain within range.
Positions 7th to 9th are separated by two points.
Clydeside Athletic’s 3–2 win tightens that group further.
Rossvale Huntershill and Bishopton shared six goals in a 3–3 draw.
No clear gap forming.
Clydebank SMFC move into 10th following a 4–1 win.
Cambuslang FA Milan’s 5–3 victory lifts them within five points of mid-table.
Positions 10th to 13th are covered by five points.
Separation minimal.
Goal & Margin Snapshot
• 32 goals across 6 matches
• Four fixtures produced 4+ goals
• One draw in the top-three meeting
Four seasons covering this league and the pattern remains the same — short gaps, narrow margins, and no section settled early.
This is why the GCFA Premier is consistently one to watch.
Numbers first. Noise last.
Footy Focus season 25/26 
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