Hill of Beath Hawthorn 0-2 Bonnyrigg Rose League Cup Qualifying Group F Kiers Park, Hill of Beath Hill of Beath lost their first home match of the season despite a brave performance, having to play most of the match with just 10 men. There was a touch of deja vu about the fixture, with these two having played each other in the final junior match at Kiers Park at the end of May. Much has changed in the 66 days since that fixture, but the first meeting as senior sides didn't go

Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1-1 Dundonald Bluebell Kiers Park, Hill of Beath, Fife McBookie Superleage East Hill of Beath had to settle for a draw in their last Fife derby as a Junior club. The Haws had taken a first half lead courtesy of a Lewis Elder strike, but Bluebell equalised in the second half to grab a well deserved point. Both sides would have gone into the game in confident mood on the back of decent runs. Haws have enjoyed good form in the last month, and are unbeaten

Kennoway Star Hearts 0-2 Hill of Beath Hawthorn McBookie Superleague East Treaton Park, Star, Fife Hill of Beath triumphed in the Fife derby, with a 2-nil win over Kennoway Star on a cold & damp evening in the Kingdom. The Haws have found some late season form in recent weeks, and are on course for a decent top 10 finish before their move to the senior ranks. Hearts actually got out of the traps quicker than their visitors, and had a couple of chances to take an early lead. P

Hill of Beath Hawthorn - 1 Linlithgow Rose - 2 Kiers Park, Hill of Beath Hill of Beath slumped to their eighth defeat of the season on a bitterly cold day in Fife. The overnight snow didn't come to much, and Kiers Park passed an early pitch inspection to give the Haws their first game since the middle of February. There were light flurries of snow throughout the match, but it was the biting easterly wind that was to cause most trouble for the two sides. Playing into the wind

Hill of Beath Hawthorn 4 Camelon 0 Kiers Park, Hill of Beath Hill Of Beath got a much needed win, and grabbed a few confidence boosting goals, against mid-table rivals Camelon at Kiers Park. To commemorate Remembrance weekend, both sides observed a minutes silence before kick-off. But the goodwill didn't last long, as both sides went on the offensive from the start, trying to put recent bad results behind them. The Haws were having the best of the opening exchanges, but they