Linlithgow Rose Disqualified, Brora Rangers Advance

0:00It's April 21st, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Edinburgh News today, your AI-powered local news. Lynlith Goh Rose Football Club just got signlined from the Pyramid playoffs. They won the Scottish Lowland League, but won't face Highland League champs, brawler rangers, because they lacked the required bronze level club license from. The Scottish FA, six issues in their criteria, were flagged back on March 31st. The club asked the SPFL board for extra time until June to fix it, but that got shot down. Officials didn't want to risk Brawler or Edinburgh City missing out on a shot at League 2 against the non-compliant team. So now, Brawler skips straight to the playoff final. Fans and the club are feeling the sting. Lynlith Goh edged out Clydebank by two points for the title, while Brawler beat Brecken City by just one. Edinburgh City sits dead last in League 2, 14 points from safety, making this their must win.

1:00The finals are two-legged affair on May 9th and 16th, with Brawler hosting the first leg at home. It's their chance to climb into the professional ranks next season. Lynlith Goh's already working on those fixes for the next license check, so they could still make waves down the line. Here, Medrama keeps the lower leagues buzzing.