Johnstone Burgh’s home match against Pollok will be broadcast live for free as part of a new partnership announced by the Lowland League.
The league fixture at Keanie Park will be shown through The Scottish Football Network on Wednesday 28th October 2026. Kick-off is at 7.45pm.
It is one of four matches included in the initial schedule for Lowland League Live, a new free-to-air programme produced by Gantry Media Co.
The series will begin with Kilwinning Rangers against Auchinleck Talbot at Buffs Park on Tuesday 22nd September 2026.
East Stirlingshire against Cowdenbeath will follow on Wednesday 18th November 2026, with Albion Rovers against Beith Juniors also included in the schedule for 12th December 2026.
Supporters will be able to watch the matches on The Scottish Football Network without a subscription or pay-per-view charge.
Lowland League board member Ben Kearney said: “We’re delighted to be partnering with Gantry Media Co to deliver Lowland League Live. Live coverage of Lowland League fixtures will enhance coverage of our member clubs and benefit supporters – who can watch for free.
“Lowland League Live is also providing paid roles for media professionals and up-and-coming talent. Thanks also go to the members clubs who have agreed to have their fixtures broadcast as part of this launch.”
The project will also provide paid opportunities for people seeking experience in live sports broadcasting and production.
Gantry Media director Ben Grant said: “Live broadcasting is something I have always felt has been missing from tiers 5 and below. Lowland League Live gives us a great opportunity to showcase the players, managers and the stories behind the club on a free-to-air platform with The Scottish Football Network.
“It was important to me to have these matches fully accessible to fans not just in Scotland but all over the world. Lowland League Live will allow supporters to connect with their club when they may struggle to get along and support their teams. I am very thankful to the Lowland League Board for sharing that vision to have these games free to view live on YouTube.
“I am fortunate to have built a strong team of talented individuals who will be able to put on a high-quality broadcast using their skills both on and off screen.
“It’s an exciting new chapter for the Lowland League and I can’t wait to get going.”