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Oban Saints 3 - Pather 0, SPAFA Premier Division Play-off game
This season the team secured the Scottish Premier AFA Premiership and McAvoy and McIntyre trophies, earning the club a league and cup double for the first time since 2014.
By: David Buchanan, Sam Eckmann
The 2026-2027 Broadway season booked some big names that are already changing the calculus of the Tony race.
By: David Buchanan
The Tony Award-winning production will close in August, prompting outcries from Andrew Lloyd Webber and other Broadway insiders.
The Saints will kick off their new campaign with an away trip to face Bishopton on Saturday August 8, and have arranged two warm-up fixtures to get ready for the new term.
Mossfield Development Group has taken a big step forward with its ambitious vision to modernise and safeguard Oban’s key sporting facilities for future generations.
The home side took the lead midway through the first half before a double from Connor Moore either side of the interval put Saints in front. The lead lasted barely five minutes before Bishopton drew level from a set piece however goals from returning long term injury absentees Lewis Campbell and Kyle Cooper ensured Saints would return home with all three points.
Following the previous week’s opening day victory, Oban Saints took their home Scottish Premier Amateur Football Association Premiership bow last Saturday at the increasingly unfamiliar surroundings of Glencruitten 2.
Oban Saints maintained their winning start to the Scottish Premier Amateur Football Association Premiership season
By: Sam Eckmann, David Buchanan
The film franchise makes the jump to Broadway in a frightfully fun production that's causing audiences to jump in their seats.
