11 Nov: With Brook Street Athletic firmly at the top of Group B, only a mathematical calamity, or as manager Géza Kaskötő put it, “a Hollywood-style collapse of biblical proportions”, could deny them passage into the EHF Europa Cup Round of 16 for a third successive season.

08 Nov: Brook Street Athletic went clear at the top of the table with a crucial 3-1 away victory over Rosewell Athletic this afternoon. The result, coupled with Wick’s shock 2-0 home defeat to Long Shot, puts Brook Street three points clear with just two matches remaining.

08 Nov: Brook Street Athletic are in buoyant mood ahead of this afternoon’s crucial league encounter against Rosewell Athletic, following an impressive midweek performance in the EHF Europa Cup.

06 Nov: This morning, Géza Kaskötő reflected upon his side's dominant 6-0 victory over Destoryerz F.C yesterday which all but secured Brook Street Athletic's place in the knockout stage of the EHF Europa Cup.

04 Nov: Brook Street Athletic face English sixth-tier side Destoryerz F.C. at the LJG Stadium tomorrow morning, with both teams looking to maintain their unbeaten start in Group B of the EHF Europa Cup.

It was a debut to remember for new Brook Street Athletic coach Géza Kaskötő, whose reimagined side swept aside a shell-shocked Fife Rovers in a six-goal rout at the LJG. The Hungarian made no fewer than seven changes from Joe Anderson’s final line-up and the transformation was immediate, emphatic, and occasionally ruthless. After just nine minutes, Hormoz Nour Mohammadi broke the deadlock, finishing confidently after a move down the right that set the tone for what was to follow.

01 Nov: Brook Street Athletic face a crucial league encounter at the LJG this afternoon, as they take on Fife Rovers in a match that could prove pivotal in their bid for a strong finish to the season.

29 Oct: Brook Street Athletic made the perfect start to their EHF Europa Cup campaign this afternoon, brushing aside Belgian hosts bratskieken 3-1 in Antwerp. It was a confident debut for new coach Géza Kaskötő, whose side combined ruthless finishing with a measure of continental composure rarely associated with an opening group match away from home.

29 Oct: Brook Street Athletic embark on another European adventure this afternoon as they travel to Antwerp for their opening EHF Europa Cup group stage fixture against Belgian fifth-tier side bratskiekens. The match, to be played at their Claypit ground, also marks the first outing in charge for new Brook Street head coach Géza Kaskötő.

26 Oct: Brook Street Athletic are pleased to announce the appointment of Géza Kaskötő as the club’s new first-team coach, following the departure of previous manager Joe Anderson. The Hungarian coach will take the helm as the club looks to build on the solid foundations put in place by his predecessor, and push for greater achievements in the future by taking Brook Street to the next level.

25 Oct: With the writing clearly on the wall, it can be no surprise that this evening Brook Street Athletic have moved to replace coach Joe Anderson and his backroom staff.

25 Oct: Brook Street Athletic's hopes of securing an automatic promotion spot were dealt a significant blow this afternoon as they succumbed to a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Legio XII Gemina at Herculaneum. The loss not only put a dent in their ambitions, but raised serious questions about their ability to maintain a serious challenge for top spot in the division given a trip to Wick still awaits, and the reaction from the away supporters at full time suggesting that frustrations are beginning to boil over.

25 Oct: Brook Street Athletic travel to the stormy and windswept Highlands today for a challenging encounter with Legio XII Gemina at Herculaneum. The fixture promises to test Joe Anderson’s side as they seek to maintain their commanding position at the top of the table. However, with difficult conditions and a tenacious Gemina side to contend with, the match will certainly be no walk in the park for the league leaders.

18 Oct: Brook Street Athletic delivered a performance of ruthless precision and boundless creativity on Saturday afternoon, dismantling The Groundskeeper’s 9-0 in a match that will long be remembered by those who braved the brisk October air at the LJG.

18 Oct: It’s a crisp autumn afternoon at the LJG, and Brook Street Athletic are at home intent on keeping the good times rolling. The visitors, The Groundskeeper’s, arrive in Monifieth short on confidence and shorter still on points — just three from their opening eight matches.

11 Oct: In what was a one-sided affair in the Tayside Derby, Brook Street Athletic put on a clinical display this afternoon to thrash local rivals Tayside Athletic 7-1 at Athletic Stadium.

10 Oct: Tomorrow, eyes in this part of Tayside turn to Athletic Stadium, where Tayside Athletic and Brook Street Athletic renew one of the division’s more fiercely contested rivalries.

04 Oct: The match began at a blistering pace, with Brook Street taking control almost immediately. In the twenty-second minute, the deadlock was broken as Balázs Polyák latched onto a superb long ball from midfield, elegantly controlling it before firing a half-volley just below the crossbar to give the home side a 1-0 lead.

03 Oct: Brook Street Athletic return to league duty tomorrow afternoon when they face Tayside Athletic in a Tayside Derby at the LJG.

01 Oct: Brook Street Athletic’s Saltire Cup run came to a disappointing end this afternoon, as Chancellors Hall ran out 4-1 winners at Carnoustie Arena.

30 Sep: Brook Street Athletic head for the Borders again tomorrow morning as they travel to the neutral Carnoustie Arena for their Saltire Cup Fourth Round clash with Chancellors Hall.

27 Sep: Brook Street Athletic delivered a ruthless display of attacking football this afternoon, dismantling The Groundskeeper’s in a one-sided league contest that ended 0–9 to the visitors.

26 Sep: Following their superb midweek performance, Brook Street Athletic return to league duty tomorrow with a trip north to face The Groundskeeper’s at Duff Stadium.

24 Sep: Brook Street Athletic stormed into the last-32 of the Saltire Cup this afternoon, dismantling EK Hoops in ruthless fashion at Carnoustie Arena. The Tier III side were no match for Joe Anderson’s men, who combined poise, power, and no small amount of flair in a 7–0 demolition job.

23 Sep: Brook Street Athletic make the trip to the Borders tomorrow for their Saltire Cup tie against Tier III outfit EK Hoops. With the fixture set at the neutral Carnoustie Arena, both sides will eye the opportunity to progress to the Fourth Round.