Season Ends With A Draw For Dunfermline

Dunfermline Athletic ended Season 2023-2024 with an entertaining 3-3 draw with Ayr United at Somerset Park on Friday evening, on Match-Day 36 in the SPFL cinch Championship.

Both sides had very little to play for going into the closing match of the campaign; there was still a competitive edge with 5th place up for grabs if either side could win and Greenock Morton lost, but there was no drama of promotion or relegation for the Honest Men nor the Pars come the final match of the regulation season.

Dunfermline Dominate To Become Cup Champions

Dunfermline Athletic played their penultimate home SPFL cinch Championship fixture against Queen`s Park last Saturday, at KDM Group East End Park. The match finished in a 0-0 draw, ending the hopes of the Pars of a Top 4 finish and extending their season through their participation in the Promotion Play-Offs.

While unlikely, there is still a possibility that Athletic can finish second bottom of Scotland`s second-tier and find themselves competing to stay in the Championship via the Relegation Play-Offs.

Dunfermline`s Faith In McPake Could See The Ultimate Reward

With 31 games played in the 2023/24 Scottish Championship campaign, it has been a pretty mixed campaign for fans of  Dunfermline Athletic.

Jakubiak Form Could Decide On What`s Next

Dunfermline striker Alex Jakubiak is contracted to the club until the end of the current season, and questions have been asked regarding what’s next for the former Watford academy graduate.

But, as teams enter the final stretch of the campaign, nobody appears to know definitively what’s next for Jakubiak.

ParsTV signed up to SKY Channel 167

ParsTV have had great success over the last 12 years streaming Dunfermline matches all over Scotland: Buckie, Peterhead, Dingwall, Inverness, Stranraer, Dumfries, Cove, Aberdeen, Arbroath, Forfar, Hampden Park to name but a few.

We think we have covered almost all grounds in the Premiership and Championship and also most in League 1.

Now we are about to go on our next chapter !

March Misery For Scotland

The month of March saw Scotland play two friendly matches in their penultimate training camp prior to Euro 2024 beginning in June. Steve Clarke`s men faced the Netherlands in Amsterdam before a home `Battle of Britain` clash with Northern Ireland at Hampden Park.

The first match saw the Tartan Army travel to Holland, to face the country ranked 6th in the FIFA World Rankings. A tough test it would be for Scotland, but one which the nation embraced, which is a sign of the confidence and belief in the national team right now.