The fixtures are done.
This is where the table sits now.
This one is tight at the top — points are close, but the games played tell the real story.
• Top points: 45 (Rossvale)
• Closest challenger: Pollok Dynamo — 44 (2 games in hand)
Rossvale lead on 45 from 21.
Pollok Dynamo sit one behind on 44 — with two games in hand.
That’s the gap.
Small on points — bigger when you look at games played.
Southside and Caledonian Spartans both sit on 40.
Spartans have played significantly fewer games than the teams around them.
That’s where this table starts to shift.
🧠 Nim Stat (Fixture)
Easter Sunday — 5/4
Caledonian Spartans v Pollok Dynamo
That’s not just a fixture — it’s a direct impact on the top end.
Not a gap — just points waiting to move.
Third Lanark move onto 37.
They’re still within reach of the group above.
Below that, the table begins to stretch.
GSC Sunday (28), Barrhead Victoria (27), and Ashfield (27) sit close, but behind the top group.
At the lower end, the points are spread but still active.
Cleland (22) and Fordbank (20) sit ahead of East End Heart (18).
Charleston (13), Clyde Apollo (12), and Kelvindale (7) follow.
Frank Stat • Games in hand (top 4) – Caledonian Spartans have played fewer than all sides above them.
This is the tightest division in the league.
Points are close, positions aren’t fixed, and games in hand sit across the top end.
No separation yet — just pressure building week by week.
That’s the level across the GDSFC this season.
The points are tight.
The games aren’t.
That’s where this division will be decided.
Footy Focus season 25/26 
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