TODAYS RESULTS – 21st March 2026

State of Play. GCFA Premier League

Last League Results (21st March)

Bishopton 0–4 Nethercraigs AFC

Cambuslang FA Milan 4–1 Clydeside Athletic

Corinthians 1–0 Glasgow Island

Knightswood AFC 2–3 Clydebank SMFC

Rossvale Huntershill 4–1 Clydebank Red Star

The GCFA Premier League table remains led by Park Sports Project, but the gap behind has tightened following this weekend’s results. Games played differences continue to shape the picture across the top half of the division.

Park Sports Project remain top on 33 points from 15 games.

Behind them, Glasgow Island and Nethercraigs AFC are now level on 31 points. Island have played 16 matches, while Nethercraigs have played 18.

Corinthians move onto 29 points from 17 games after their win, closing the gap on the leading group.

Rutherglen Glencairn remain on 26 points from 11 games, still holding the lowest games played in the top section.

The chasing group has tightened. Three teams now sit within four points of the lead, while the difference in games played continues to leave the table open.

In the middle section, Cambuslang FA Milan and Rossvale Huntershill both sit on 22 points, with Clydebank SMFC just behind on 21. This group remains closely packed with little separating positions.

At the lower end, results leave the points gap between sides still tight, with limited separation across the bottom section.

What the numbers show

• The gap between first and second is now two points.

• Glasgow Island and Nethercraigs AFC are level on points, separated by games played.

• Corinthians’ 1–0 win over Glasgow Island brings them within four points of the lead.

• Cambuslang FA Milan and Rossvale Huntershill both move onto 22 points with wins.

• Clydebank SMFC reach 21 points following their win at Knightswood AFC.

• Games played currently range from 11 to 20 across the league.

We’re into the stage of the season where every result carries weight.

Points on the board matter more than games in hand now, and the gap at the top is narrow enough to keep this open.

Call it what you want — this is squeaky bum time.

And in this GCFA Premier League, it’s shaping up to be a proper run-in.

No opinions.

No predictions.

Just the numbers.