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NEW BALL GAME IN SCOTTISH JUNIORS SHAKE-UP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 June 2018

By Hugo Varley
THE Scottish Non-League scene is set for a significant overhaul next season after the announcement that 25 junior teams will move into the East of Scotland League, thereby joining the Scottish football pyramid.
The restructure allows the newly added clubs a potential route into the Scottish Professional Football League.
The East of Scotland League represents part of the sixth tier of the Scottish pyramid, with clubs battling it out to achieve a shot at promotion to the Lowland Football League.
To accommodate this influx of new sides, it has been announced that the division wi...

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