Ross County have progressed in the SPFL Trust Trophy, the competition also known as the Challenge Cup. The BBC published a statistical table on Tuesday showing the club's results in the tournament so far.
Ross County's entry in the table shows two wins, marked with a 'W' and 'Result Win' in the relevant columns. The first four columns for the Dingwall side are listed as 'No Result'. This data confirms the club's advancement in the competition, which features 39 teams including other League One sides like Montrose and Alloa Athletic, as well as reserve teams from the Premiership.
How does the Challenge Cup table work?
The table released by the BBC lists all participating clubs in the SPFL Trust Trophy. Ross County is listed as team number four. The table includes a wide range of clubs from across the Scottish football pyramid, from senior sides like Stranraer and Elgin City to reserve teams such as Celtic II and Rangers II. Other entrants include Highland League club Formartine United and Lowland League side East Kilbride. The competition provides a unique cross-section of Scottish football.
What is Ross County's current league form?
This cup progress comes amid a strong start to the League One campaign for Ross County. As of 31 August 2026, the Staggies sit second in the table with a perfect record of four wins from four games. They have accumulated 12 points, scoring 10 goals and conceding just two for a healthy goal difference of +8. Their recent form is listed as four consecutive wins. You can track their league position on our standings page.
They are just one point behind leaders Hamilton Academical, setting up an intriguing title race. The team's defensive solidity and attacking output have been key features of their early-season performances. This form provides a solid foundation for their cup endeavours.
What comes next for the Staggies?
Attention now turns to maintaining momentum across both competitions. The next league fixture is a home match against Peterhead on 7 November 2026. Peterhead currently sit fifth in the League One table, making it a significant encounter in the context of the promotion race. Fans can view the full schedule on our fixtures page.
Balancing cup and league commitments will be a test for the squad's depth. The SPFL Trust Trophy offers a route to silverware and a potential day out at Hampden. Continuing their strong early-season form will be the immediate priority for manager and players alike. The club's squad depth will be examined as they compete on multiple fronts.
Which other clubs are in the tournament?
The BBC's table includes a diverse mix of 39 clubs. Alongside Ross County, other notable participants from the senior game include Annan Athletic, Dumbarton, Forfar Athletic, and Stirling Albion. The inclusion of reserve teams from top-flight clubs adds a different dynamic to the competition. This structure often leads to unpredictable matches and provides valuable experience for younger players.
The full list of clubs is: St. Mirren II, Clydebank, Peterhead, Ross County, Montrose, East Kilbride, Stirling Albion, Alloa Athletic, Edinburgh City, Bonnyrigg Rose, The Spartans, Aberdeen II, Celtic II, Clachnacuddin, Rangers II, Formartine United, Stranraer, Elgin City, Airdrieonians, Cove Rangers, Kelty Hearts, Hearts II, Berwick Rangers, Annan Athletic, Kilmarnock II, Dumbarton, Fraserburgh, East Fife, Cumbernauld Colts, Hamilton Academical, Forfar Athletic, Motherwell II, Cowdenbeath, Dundee II, Hibernian II, Clyde, Dundee United II, and Gala Fairydean Rovers. The next round draw will be keenly anticipated.
