List of football clubs in Scotland

This is a list of football clubs in Scotland.

Northern-most SPFL club :- Elgin City, Borough Briggs (League Two)

Northern-most pyramid club :- Orkney, Kirkwall Grammar School (North Caledonian League)

Eastern-most SPFL club :- Peterhead, Balmoor Stadium (League One)

Eastern-most pyramid club :- Buchanhaven Hearts, Raemoss Park (North of Scotland Premier Division)

Western-most SPFL club :- Stranraer, Stair Park (League Two)

Western-most pyramid club :- Campbeltown Pupils, Kintyre Park (West of Scotland Division Four)

Southern-most SPFL club :- Stranraer, Stair Park (League Two)

Southern-most pyramid club :- St Cuthbert Wanderers, St Mary's Park (South of Scotland Football League)

Most isolated SPFL club :- Stranraer, Stair Park (League Two), 41 miles to Ayr United, Somerset Park (Championship)

Most isolated pyramid club :- Fort William, Claggan Park (North Caledonian League), 56 miles to Clachnacuddin, Grant Street Park (Highland League)

• Aberdeen
• Celtic
• Dundee
• Dundee United
• Falkirk
• Heart of Midlothian
• Hibernian
• Kilmarnock
• Livingston
• Motherwell
• Rangers
• St Mirren

• Airdrieonians
• Arbroath
• Ayr United
• Dunfermline Athletic
• Greenock Morton
• Partick Thistle
• Queen's Park
• Raith Rovers
• Ross County
• St Johnstone

• Alloa Athletic
• Cove Rangers
• East Fife
• Hamilton Academical
• Inverness Caledonian Thistle
• Kelty Hearts
• Montrose
• Peterhead
• Queen of the South
• Stenhousemuir

• Annan Athletic
• Clyde
• Dumbarton
• East Kilbride
• Edinburgh City
• Elgin City
• Forfar Athletic
• Stirling Albion
• Stranraer
• The Spartans

• Banks O' Dee
• Brechin City
• Brora Rangers
• Buckie Thistle
• Clachnacuddin
• Deveronvale
• Formartine United
• Forres Mechanics
• Fraserburgh
• Huntly
• Inverurie Loco Works
• Keith
• Lossiemouth
• Nairn County
• Rothes
• Strathspey Thistle
• Turriff United
• Wick Academy

• Albion Rovers
• Berwick Rangers (located in England)
• Bo'ness United
• Bonnyrigg Rose
• Caledonian Braves
• Celtic B
• Civil Service Strollers
• Clydebank
• Cowdenbeath
• Cumbernauld Colts
• East Stirlingshire
• Edinburgh University
• Gala Fairydean Rovers
• Gretna 2008
• Heart of Midlothian B
• Linlithgow Rose
• Tranent
• University of Stirling

• Abbey Vale
• Creetown
• Dalbeattie Star
• Lochar Thistle
• Lochmaben
• Mid-Annandale
• Newton Stewart
• Nithsdale Wanderers
• St Cuthbert Wanderers
• Stranraer Reserves
• Upper Annandale
• Wigtown & Bladnoch

• Alness United
• Bonar Bridge
• Clachnacuddin Reserves
• Fort William
• Golspie Sutherland
• Halkirk United
• Invergordon
• Inverness Athletic
• Inverness Thistle
• Orkney
• St Duthus
• Thurso

• Colville Park (Central Scottish Amateur Football League)
• Drumchapel Amateur (Caledonian Amateur Football League)
• Dukla Pumpherston (charity and exhibition matches)
• East Kilbride YM (Caledonian Amateur Football League)
• Eyemouth United (Border Amateur Football League)
• Glasgow Harp (Caledonian Amateur Football League)
• Harestanes (Central Scottish Amateur Football League)
• Links United (Caledonian Amateur Football League)
• Muir of Ord Rovers (Inverness and District Football League)
• Oban Saints (Scottish Amateur Football League)
• Rothesay Brandane (Caledonian Amateur Football League)
• Steins Thistle (Central Scottish Amateur Football League)
• Tain Thistle (Ross-shire Welfare Football League)
• United Glasgow

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

• Aberdeen University
• Edinburgh University
• Glasgow University
• Heriot-Watt University
• St Andrews University
• University of Stirling

• List of minor Scottish Cup entrants (1873–1894)

• All-time Scottish Football Club Directory 1829–2009, Brian McColl, via Scottish Football Historical Archive (archived version, 2015)