Clubs are all on the points pursuit

The area's junior football clubs are facing a crucial period for their ambitions at different ends of the league table.
Kyle Wilson is aiming to fire Kennoway to safety.Kyle Wilson is aiming to fire Kennoway to safety.
Kyle Wilson is aiming to fire Kennoway to safety.

Benny Andrew is aiming to guide Glenothes Juniors to the summit of the McBookie.com North Division and promotion.

At the other end of the spectrum, both Thornton Hibs and Kennoway Star Hearts are battling the spectre of relegation from the East Premier League.

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Glens were scheduled to be in action last night (Tuesday) as we were going to press as they hope to close down a 10 point gap on leaders Blairgowrie.

Crucially, Andrew’s side have two games in hand.

Attention will then swiftly turn to the weekend’s fixtures.

Glenrothes host fellow promotion hopefuls, second placed Downfield.

Kennoway Star Hearts and Thornton Hibs are desperate for points for other reasons.

Kennoway, who have as many as seven games in hand on some clubs above, are hovering fourth bottom of their division but know their fate is in their own hands.

They entertain Haddington.

Bottom club Thornton, adrift by 11 points, are at Oakley United.