苏格兰甲级联赛 03/23 15:00 30 [1] 法基克 v 爱丁堡城 [10] L 4-1
苏格兰甲级联赛 03/16 15:00 29 [10] 爱丁堡城 v 阿洛厄 [4] L 2-5
苏格兰甲级联赛 03/09 15:00 28 [2] 汉密尔顿 v 爱丁堡城 [10] L 1-0
苏格兰甲级联赛 03/02 15:00 27 [10] 爱丁堡城 v 科夫流浪者 [5] L 0-2
苏格兰甲级联赛 02/24 15:00 26 [8] 斯特灵 v 爱丁堡城 [10] L 4-0
苏格兰甲级联赛 02/17 15:00 25 [10] 爱丁堡城 v 南部皇后 [7] D 1-1
苏格兰甲级联赛 02/13 19:45 15 [6] 凯蒂之心 v 爱丁堡城 [10] L 3-2
苏格兰甲级联赛 02/10 15:00 24 [4] 蒙特罗斯 v 爱丁堡城 [10] L 3-0
苏格兰甲级联赛 02/03 15:00 23 [10] 爱丁堡城 v 凯蒂之心 [8] L 0-3
苏格兰甲级联赛 01/27 15:00 22 [9] 安南竞技 v 爱丁堡城 [10] L 3-0
苏格兰甲级联赛 01/13 15:30 21 [10] 爱丁堡城 v 法基克 [1] D 2-2
苏格兰甲级联赛 01/06 15:00 20 [7] 阿洛厄 v 爱丁堡城 [10] L 3-1
苏格兰甲级联赛 12/30 15:00 19 [10] 爱丁堡城 v 汉密尔顿 [2] L 2-5
苏格兰甲级联赛 12/23 15:30 18 [3] 科夫流浪者 v 爱丁堡城 [10] L 7-2
苏格兰甲级联赛 12/16 15:00 17 [8] 南部皇后 v 爱丁堡城 [10] L 3-1
苏格兰甲级联赛 12/09 15:00 16 [10] 爱丁堡城 v 斯特灵 [7] L 1-3
苏格兰甲级联赛 12/02 15:00 15 凯蒂之心 v 爱丁堡城 - 已推迟
苏格兰足总杯 11/25 15:00 9 蒙特罗斯 v 爱丁堡城 L 3-0
苏格兰甲级联赛 11/18 15:00 14 [10] 爱丁堡城 v 阿洛厄 [6] W 3-0
苏格兰甲级联赛 11/11 15:00 13 [1] 法基克 v 爱丁堡城 [10] L 2-1
苏格兰甲级联赛 11/04 15:00 12 [10] 爱丁堡城 v 蒙特罗斯 [4] L 1-5
苏格兰甲级联赛 10/28 14:00 11 [10] 爱丁堡城 v 安南竞技 [9] W 3-2
苏格兰甲级联赛 10/21 14:00 10 [2] 汉密尔顿 v 爱丁堡城 [10] D 1-1
苏格兰甲级联赛 10/07 14:00 9 [10] 爱丁堡城 v 凯蒂之心 [4] L 1-4
苏格兰甲级联赛 09/30 14:00 8 [8] 阿洛厄 v 爱丁堡城 [10] D 1-1
苏格兰甲级联赛 09/23 14:00 7 [10] 爱丁堡城 v 科夫流浪者 [9] D 2-2
苏格兰甲级联赛 09/16 14:00 6 [7] 蒙特罗斯 v 爱丁堡城 [10] L 5-2
苏格兰联赛挑战杯 09/09 14:00 9 爱丁堡城 v 东基尔布莱德 L 1-4
苏格兰甲级联赛 09/02 14:00 5 [10] 爱丁堡城 v 法基克 [2] L 0-2
苏格兰甲级联赛 08/26 14:00 4 [10] 安南竞技 v 爱丁堡城 [9] L 3-2

Wikipedia - Edinburgh City F.C.

Edinburgh City Football Club is a semi-professional senior Scottish football club which plays in Scottish League One, the third tier of the Scottish Professional Football League. The club play at Meadowbank Stadium, returning to the rebuilt arena in 2022 after five years at Ainslie Park.

A club known as Edinburgh City was first formed in 1928. It participated in the Scottish Football League in the 1930s and 1940s, but went out of business in the 1950s. The present club adopted the Edinburgh City name in 1986. It applied to join the Scottish Football League in 2002 and 2008, but failed to win election. Edinburgh City became members of the new Lowland League in 2013. The club won the Lowland League championship in 2015 and 2016 and won promotion to the Scottish Professional Football League in 2016.

In 2022, Edinburgh City were promoted to reach Scottish League One for the first time in club’s history after winning 3–2 in the play-off final against Annan Athletic. Following this promotion, on 16 June 2022 the club rebranded, changing its name from Edinburgh City Football Club to Football Club of Edinburgh and unveiling a new badge. Following the sale of the football club to John Dickson in 2023, the club successfully applied to the Scottish Football Association to return to the Edinburgh City name.

History

The original Edinburgh City was founded in 1928. The club adopted amateur status, with the aim of becoming the Edinburgh equivalent of Queen's Park. Edinburgh City joined the Scottish Football League in 1931. The club played in the Lothian Amateur League during the Second World War and were only admitted to the C Division in 1946, by then the club had adopted professional status. After three more years of struggle, the club left the Scottish Football League in 1949. It switched to junior status and played in the Edinburgh & District Junior League. The club ceased activity completely in 1955, when the local council refused to renew its lease on its home ground, City Park.

A club called Postal United F.C. was founded in 1966 and joined the East of Scotland League. Their best league finish was third in 1985–86, having won the Qualifying Cup in 1982–83 and King Cup in 1984–85.

The Edinburgh City Football Club Ltd., which had continued trading as a social club since the football club stopped playing, gave their approval in 1986 for Postal United to use the Edinburgh City F.C. name. The club has participated in the Scottish Cup since the mid-1990s, when it became a full member of the Scottish Football Association. In the 1997–98 Scottish Cup they defeated SFL club, East Stirlingshire, before losing 7–2 to Dunfermline Athletic, then of the Premier Division.

The club applied to join the Scottish Football League in 2002, after Airdrieonians had gone bankrupt, but Gretna won the vote instead. Edinburgh City applied again following Gretna's liquidation in 2008, but this time lost out to Annan Athletic.

Edinburgh City won the East of Scotland Football League Premier Division title for the first time in the 2005–06 season and became members of the new Lowland League in 2013. The club won the Lowland League title in 2014–15 and 2015–16. They then gained promotion to the Scottish Professional Football League by defeating East Stirlingshire in a play-off with a penalty four minutes from time by Dougie Gair. The victory also meant that it was the first time that a non-league club had been promoted to the professional league. The club finished in seventh place during their first Scottish League Two season of 2016–17. They avoided the relegation play-offs in 2018, finishing eight points ahead of bottom placed Cowdenbeath, and fared better in 2018–19, finishing third and qualifying for the League One promotion play-offs; however, they were knocked out by Clyde in the play-off semi-finals, losing 4–0 over two legs. Edinburgh City sat second in the table after 27 games when the truncated 2019–20 season was brought to an early finish in April 2020.

Despite finishing 4th in the 2021–22 season, Edinburgh City navigated through the League One play-offs and earned promotion to the Scottish League One, the 3rd tier in Scottish football, for the first time in their history.

In June 2022 the club changed their name to FC Edinburgh, as they no longer felt the 1986 permission from the Edinburgh City social club to use the name was sufficient, and wished to own their own name outright. When the social club refused to surrender the name, the football club changed to "Football Club of Edinburgh". The club clarified in October 2022 that it should be known as Edinburgh, rather than its full name of FC Edinburgh.

In June 2023 it was announced that ownership would be transferred from Tom Tracy to a fan based consortium led by John Dickson. It was also announced that the club would revert back to being called Edinburgh City pending SFA approval. Later in June 2023 SFA approval was confirmed.

爱丁堡城足球俱乐部(Edinburgh City Football Club)是中国境内一支业余足球俱乐部,成立于2012年。俱乐部主场位于中国广东省深圳市。爱丁堡城足球俱乐部参加中国足球协会业余联赛,并曾获得2014年中国足球协会业余联赛亚军,从而获得2015年中国足球协会乙级联赛的参赛资格。