League Two Round Up Saturday 14th November 2026

Title Race Neck and Neck as Top Two March On

The pace at the summit of League Two shows no sign of slowing down after both Stranraer and Clyde claimed impressive away victories to move onto 30 points apiece. League leaders Stranraer extended their remarkable unbeaten run to 12 matches with a gritty 0-1 triumph away at Kelty Hearts. That result maintains their slender grip on top spot courtesy of a superior goal difference of +20, while leaving fifth-placed Kelty Hearts locked on 18 points.

Hot on their heels are Clyde, who produced the afternoon's most ruthless attacking display by dismantling Edinburgh City 2-6 at Meadowbank. The Bully Wee made it five games without defeat in emphatic style, taking their tally to 36 league goals for the campaign. For eighth-placed Edinburgh City, who sit on 15 points following their earlier five-point deduction, it was a bruising afternoon that leaves them nervously looking over their shoulders.

Five-Star Annan Stun Dumbarton while Forfar Halt the Slide

At the bottom of the pile, basement side Annan Athletic delivered the shock of the weekend with a staggering 0-5 victory away against Dumbarton. Having suffered five straight league defeats prior to kick-off, the Galabankies turned the form book upside down with a five-goal masterclass that closes the gap on safety to just three points. Annan Athletic remain tenth on 12 points, but their goal difference received a welcome boost to -7. Dumbarton, meanwhile, drop to seventh on 16 points after a catastrophic home showing.

Right above them, ninth-placed Forfar Athletic also found some much-needed form, picking up their first win in six outings with a hard-fought 2-1 success over promotion-chasing Spartans at Station Park. The Loons move level with Edinburgh City on 15 points, while fourth-placed Spartans missed the chance to pull clear in the play-off spots after slipping to their second straight defeat.

Binos Heat Up Play-Off Scramble

At Forthbank, Stirling Albion breathed new life into their top-four ambitions with a crucial 2-1 victory over third-placed Elgin City. The Binos' fourth win in six games moves them up to sixth spot on 18 points, sitting level with both Spartans and Kelty Hearts in a congested mid-table scramble. For Elgin City, back-to-back defeats leave them stranded on 21 points, now nine adrift of the flying top two.

The State of Play

With 14 games in the books, League Two is splitting into fascinating mini-leagues. The title race remains a dead heat between Stranraer and Clyde, while just three points separate third from sixth in the play-off chase. At the bottom, next weekend's colossal clash between Annan Athletic and Forfar Athletic could blow the relegation scrap wide open, while leaders Stranraer host Elgin City and Clyde entertain in-form Stirling Albion.