Scottish Premiership

Ian Murray playing for Hibs against Dundee United in September 2011, being tackled by his current Raith Rovers centre back Keith Watson (Pic Bill Murray/SNS Group)

Sentiment not factor for Raith boss Ian Murray on Hibs return

Dylan Easton (right) thinks the Championship is a very exciting league (Pic by Eddie Doig)

Exciting league is praised by Raith winger Easton

Goal-scorer Keith Watson clapping fans after Raith Rovers' 3-2 Viaplay Cup win at Annan Athletic 3-3 on Saturday (Photo: Eddie Doig)

Raith Rovers defender Keith Watson aiming to go for goals after getting off mark

Raith Rovers' Scott Brown going up against Partick Thistle goal-scorer Scott Tiffoney the last time the two sides met, at Stark's Park in Kircaldy, on May 5 (Pic: Roddy Scott/SNS Group)

Raith Rovers: fixtures list published for 2023-24 season

Keith Watson gets settled into his new surroundings at Stark's Park (Pic by Tony Fimister)

New Raith Rovers centre back Keith Watson adds top flight nous

Kevin Dabrowski is pictured playing for Queen of the South against Falkirk last season (Pic by Michael Gillen)

Dabrowski targets Raith promotion

Dundee have approached Raith Rovers for permission to speak to Ian Murray (Pic Fife Photo Agency)

Murray: Moving clubs is hard

Ross Matthews (left) has missed virtually the entire season through injury (Library pic by Fife Photo Agency)

Raith Rovers: Recovering skipper Ross Matthews admits his freak toe injury sound...

Partick Thistle's Darren Brownlie celebrating putting his side ahead against Raith Rovers on Friday (Pic: Fife Photo Agency)

2-2 draw leaves both Raith Rovers and Partick Thistle happy

Action from a Partick Thistle-Raith Rovers match earlier this season (Pic Eddie Doig)

Thrilling end to Scottish Championship season

Ian Murray with Rangers boss Michael Beale before Raith's recent 3-0 Scottish Cup quarter-final defeat at Ibrox (Pic Rob Casey/SNS Group)

Raith Rovers: Boss Ian Murray thinks ‘mundane’ Scottish top flight set-up needs ...

Raith chairman Steven MacDonald (pictured with manager Ian Murray) wants a bumper cup crowd for Motherwell game (Pic Paul Devlin/SNS Group)

'Well good pay day for Raith

Raith chairman Steven MacDonald, pictured with manager Ian Murray is optimistic about sale of club to Scottish consortium (Pic Paul Devlin/SNS Group)

'These guys are looking to take Raith Rovers into Premiership' says chairman

Raith Rovers chairman Steven MacDonald is pictured with club manager Ian Murray (Pic by Paul Devlin/SNS Group)

Raith Rovers eye the Scottish Premiership

Hibernian's Kevin Nisbet and Raith Rovers' Liam Dick in action during Iain Davidson's testimonial match at Starks Park in Kirkcaldy in July 2021 (Photo by Ross MacDonald/SNS Group)

Raith Rovers to play friendly at Hibernian behind closed doors

Raith gaffer Ian Murray is pictured after his side beat leaders Ayr United 3-2 at Stark's Park on September 17 (Pic Fife Photo Agency)

Expand league says Murray
Raith Rovers manager Ian Murray is calling for the ‘exciting’ and ‘cut-throat’ 10-team Scottish Championship to be expanded.

Referee Willie Collum testing a VAR screen before Livingston and Celtic's match on Saturday (Photo by Craig Foy/SNS Group)

VAR needs tidied up says Raith boss

McBride in action at Cove (Pic Stephen Dobson)

Raith ace expects play-offs at least

Dylan Tait during a Hibernian training session at the end of August (Photo by Mark Scates/SNS Group)

Hibs midfielder Dylan Tait could be on way back to Raith Rovers – but on opposin...

There was frustration and disappointment for Raith Rovers against Morton on Saturday at Stark's Park as the ball refused to go in the Greenock net for them, despite several good chances (picture by Fife Photo Agency).

Raith Rovers bid to win last three league games and also seek a helping hand

Here is how far you will travel as a Scottish football fan this year

East Fife manager Darren Young

July start for SPFL cup and league competitions

Cllr O'Brien next to some of the graffiti.

Fife councillor criticises vandals over Rangers celebrations

Deputy First Minister John Swinney has branded the behaviour of some Rangers fans “shameful” and “an absolute disgrace”, after thousands of them broke lockdown rules to celebrate their club’s Scottish Premiership title victory. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

John Swinney brands Glasgow Rangers celebrations ‘absolute disgrace'

This is how the new restrictions in Scotland compare to the national lockdown of...

Yogi is back in the dugout for the first time since leaving Raith Rovers in 2017

Former Falkirk and Raith Rovers manager John Hughes takes charge at Ross County

East Fife will meet Raith at Stark's Park in the second of their four Betfred Cup group games.

East Fife frustration at on-going Covid-19 testing confusion
An on-going failure to provide clear safety and testing guidance for football clubs continues to anger East Fife boss Darren Young.

Newburgh AFC

Fife amateur side has maiden season plans derailed due to Covid-19 rule breakers