Ross County's home fixture against East Kilbride was featured live on national television this past weekend. The SPFL's broadcast schedule, reported by spfl.co.uk, placed the Staggies' William Hill League 1 match on BBC ALBA on Saturday, August 29, with a 5:30 PM kick-off.
The televised match came as Ross County sit second in League One, having taken nine points from three wins in their opening games. Their form is perfect with a WWW record, scoring six goals and conceding just two for a +4 goal difference. They trail leaders Hamilton Academical by a single point in what is shaping up to be a tight title race.
What other matches were on TV?
The SPFL's final weekend of August featured a trio of live matches across its divisions. On Friday night, BBC Scotland showed the Championship derby between Dunfermline Athletic and Raith Rovers. The following day, Ross County's game against East Kilbride was the featured League One contest on BBC ALBA. The weekend concluded with Sky Sports broadcasting the Premiership clash between Aberdeen and Rangers at Pittodrie on Sunday afternoon.
This television guide ensures fans of all clubs can follow the action, whether attending in person or watching from home. For those who missed the live broadcasts, highlights of all matches are available on the official SPFL YouTube channel. A weekly Scottish Football Round Up show also packages the best action from the Championship, League 1, and League 2.
How does this fit County's season?
Being selected for television coverage highlights the club's profile and the competitive nature of their start to the campaign. The Staggies' current standing is a result of their strong early performances, which you can track on our standings page. Their next challenge is a home fixture against Peterhead, who are currently fifth, scheduled for November 7th. You can view the full schedule on our fixtures page.
Managerial narratives often add to televised games, and the weekend's schedule included Rangers boss Derek McInnes taking his team to Aberdeen. For County, the focus remains squarely on maintaining their momentum and converting television exposure into continued on-pitch success.
Where can fans catch up?
For supporters who want to relive the action or see how other games unfolded, the SPFL's digital offerings are key. The league's YouTube channel is the primary destination for match highlights, providing a quick way to see the goals and key moments. This is especially useful for keeping tabs on rivals and the overall league picture, which is detailed on our stats hub.
The Round Up show offers a broader perspective, condensing a weekend's worth of drama from the lower divisions into a single program. It’s an efficient way for dedicated fans to stay informed across the entire SPFL landscape beyond just the Premiership headlines.
