The Fifers East Fife FC

Scotland · Founded: 1903

Club
East Fife FC
Methil
Stadium
Bayview Stadium
Cap. 1,980
Founded
1903

About East Fife FC

East Fife Football Club is a Scottish semi-professional football club based in Methil, Fife. Founded in 1903, the club is commonly known as “The Fifers” and plays its home matches at Bayview Stadium. East Fife have long been part of the Scottish football system and are one of the key teams representing the Fife region, competing in the lower tiers of the Scottish Professional Football League.

The club experienced its most successful period in the mid-20th century, when it achieved notable success in cup competitions. East Fife became the first club to win the Scottish League Cup three times and also won the Scottish Cup in 1938, which remains one of the greatest achievements in their history. During this era, they were considered one of the strongest smaller clubs in Scotland and often competed well against top-tier opposition.

In modern football, East Fife have mostly competed between the third and fourth tiers of Scottish football, with occasional promotions and relegations. They continue to be a community-focused club with a loyal local following and maintain rivalries with other Fife clubs such as Dunfermline Athletic and Raith Rovers. Despite limited resources compared to larger teams, East Fife remain an established and respected part of Scotland’s football pyramid.

Trophies & Finals

Scotland

Tournament Count Years
Championship 2 1951-52 · 1952-53
Cup 1 1937-38
2 1926-27 · 1949-50