List of football clubs in Scotland

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This is a list of football clubs in Scotland.

Clubs in membership of the Scottish Professional Football League

Scottish Premiership

Scottish Championship

Scottish League One

Scottish League Two

Clubs in membership of the Highland Football League

Clubs in membership of the Lowland Football League

Clubs in membership of the East of Scotland Football League

Premier Division

• Broxburn Athletic • Crossgates Primrose • Dunbar United • Dundonald Bluebell • Glenrothes • Haddington Athletic • Hill of Beath Hawthorn • Inverkeithing Hillfield Swifts • Jeanfield Swifts • Kinnoull • Lothian Thistle Hutchison Vale • Luncarty • Musselburgh Athletic • Penicuik Athletic • Sauchie Juniors • Tynecastle

First Division

• Arniston Rangers • Blackburn United • Camelon Juniors • Dunipace • Heriot-Watt University • Kirkcaldy & Dysart • Leith Athletic • Lochore Welfare • Newtongrange Star • Oakley United • Preston Athletic • Rosyth • St Andrews United • Vale of Leithen • Whitburn • Whitehill Welfare

Second Division

• Armadale Thistle • Bo'ness Athletic • Burntisland Shipyard • Coldstream • Dalkeith Thistle • Easthouses Lily Miners Welfare • Edinburgh College • Edinburgh South • Edinburgh United • Kennoway Star Hearts • Newburgh • Ormiston Primrose • Peebles Rovers • Stirling University reserves • Thornton Hibs • Tweedmouth Rangers (located in England)

Third Division

• Bathgate Thistle • Edinburgh Community • Fauldhouse United • Harthill Royal • Hawick Royal Albert • Linton Hotspur • Livingston United • Lochgelly Albert • Pumpherston • Stoneyburn • West Calder United

Clubs in membership of the South of Scotland Football League

Clubs in membership of the West of Scotland Football League

Premier Division

• Arthurlie • Auchinleck Talbot • Beith Juniors • Benburb • Clydebank • Cumnock Juniors • Darvel • Gartcairn • Glenafton Athletic • Hurlford United • Irvine Meadow XI • Kirkintilloch Rob Roy • Largs Thistle • Pollok • St Cadoc's • Troon

First Division

• Ashfield • Blantyre Victoria • Cambuslang Rangers • Drumchapel United • Johnstone Burgh • Kilbirnie Ladeside • Kilwinning Rangers • Maybole Juniors • Neilston • Petershill • Renfrew • Rutherglen Glencairn • Shotts Bon Accord • St Roch's • Thorniewood United • Whitletts Victoria

Second Division

• Ardrossan Winton Rovers • Bonnyton Thistle • Caledonian Locomotives • Craigmark Burntonians • Cumbernauld United • Forth Wanderers • Glasgow Perthshire • Glasgow University • Kilsyth Rangers • Larkhall Thistle • Maryhill • Muirkirk Juniors • St Anthony's • Vale of Clyde • Wishaw • Yoker Athletic

Third Division

• Ardeer Thistle • Bellshill Athletic • Dalry Thistle • Finnarte • Girvan • Glasgow United • Greenock Juniors • Irvine Victoria • Kello Rovers • Kilsyth Athletic • Lanark United • Lesmahagow Juniors • Port Glasgow • Threave Rovers • Vale of Leven • West Park United

Fourth Division

• BSC Glasgow • Campbeltown Pupils • Carluke Rovers • Easterhouse • East Kilbride Thistle • Eglinton • Giffnock • Glenvale • Knightswood • Lugar Boswell Thistle • Newmains United • Rossvale • Royal Albert • Saltcoats Victoria • St. Peter's • Thorn Athletic

Clubs in membership of the North Caledonian Football League

Clubs in membership of the Scottish Junior Football Association

East Region

Midlands League

• Arbroath Victoria • Blairgowrie • Brechin Victoria • Broughty Athletic • Carnoustie Panmure • Coupar Angus • Downfield • Dundee North End • Dundee Violet • Dundee St. James • East Craigie • Forfar United • Forfar West End • Letham • Kirriemuir Thistle • Lochee Harp • Lochee United • Montrose Roselea • Scone Thistle • Tayport

North Region

Premier League

• Bridge of Don Thistle • Buchanhaven Hearts • Colony Park • Culter • Dyce • Cove • East End • Ellon United • Fraserburgh United • Hermes • Maud • Nairn St Ninian • Newmachar United • Rothie Rovers • Stonehaven • Stoneywood Parkvale • Sunnybank

North Championship

• Banks O' Dee Juniors • Banchory St Ternan • Burghead Thistle • Cruden Bay • Deveronside • Dufftown • Forres Thistle • Glentanar • Hall Russell United • Islavale • Longside • Lossiemouth United • New Elgin • Whitehills

Miscellaneous clubs at amateur level

Defunct clubs

Former Scottish Football League members

• Abercorn • Airdrieonians (1894–2002) • Armadale • Ayr • Ayr Parkhouse • Bathgate • Bo'ness • Broxburn United • Cambuslang • Clackmannan • Clydebank (1914–1932) • Clydebank (1965–2002; became Airdrie United) • Cowlairs • Dumbarton Harp • Dundee Wanderers • Dykehead • Edinburgh City (1931–1949) • Galston • Gretna • Helensburgh • Johnstone • King's Park • Linthouse • Lochgelly United • Meadowbank Thistle (became Livingston) • Mid-Annandale • Northern • Port Glasgow Athletic • Renton • Solway Star • St Bernard's • Third Lanark • Thistle

Selected other senior clubs (including North Caledonian League)

• 23rd Renfrew RV • Alexandra Athletic • Blythswood • Caledonian • Callander • Clydesdale • Dennistoun • Dumbreck • Dumfries YMCA • Eastern • Edinburgh Athletic (became Leith Athletic) • Glasgow Hibernian • Granville • Inverness City • Inverness Citadel • Inverness Thistle • Mossend Swifts • Muir of Ord Rovers • Partick • Rovers • Selkirk • Southern • Stranraer Athletic • Tarff Rovers • Tollcross United • Western • Whithorn

Selected junior clubs

• Baillieston Juniors • Ballingry Rovers • Bankfoot Athletic • Bishopmill United • Blantyre Celtic • Bridgeton Waverley • Cambuslang Hibernian • Clydebank Juniors (1899–1964) • Cronberry Eglinton • Duntocher Hibernian • Fochabers • Glenbuck Cherrypickers • Lewis United • Maryhill Hibernians • Parkhead • Port Glasgow Athletic Juniors • Portgordon Victoria • RAF Lossiemouth • Shawfield • Steelend Victoria • Stonehouse Violet • Strathclyde

University clubs

Most universities in Scotland have football sides, as do some colleges, some compete in the BUSA Football League.

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