Bonnyrigg Rose are back on the road again in the final cinch League 2 game before Christmas as they make the trip to Methil to take on East Fife almost a month after their previous meeting.

In the previous meeting under the floodlights at New Dundas Park, Rose ran out 4-2 winners. Smart Osadolor put the Rose ahead before Nathan Austin latched upon a defensive lapse in judgement to bring the Fifers level before the break.

An incredible Lee Currie free-kick alongside a trademark Neil Martyniuk penalty had Rose 3-1 up in the second-half before Conor McManus weaved his way through the Rose defence to bring East Fife within touching distance, setting up for a nervy final 20 minutes at New Dundas Park.

Rose would eventually grab all 3 points with another Martyniuk penalty making the points safe.

Since the last time the two sides faced off, fortunes have been mixed.

Bonnyrigg Rose haven't seen a league victory since that win under the lights against the Fifers as they have faced off against two of the division's best sides, narrowly losing out in a trip to Stenhousemuir in a game which saw two red cards as well as holding second-placed Peterhead to a draw at NDP.

The previous fixture did see a heavy defeat at Stranraer as they came up short when making the long trip south to Stair Park.

East Fife played against first-place Stenhousemuir as well as rock-bottom Elgin City in their last two league fixtures, demolishing the Highland side 4-0 in Methil but just coming up short against the Warriors at Ochilview last week.

If Bonnyrigg Rose are to take all 3 points tomorrow evening, keeping Nathan Austin quiet will be high up on the agenda, with the former Inverness CT forward having 6 goals this season, the Fifers' top scorer.

There are no cash turnstiles at Bayview and supporters are strongly encouraged to purchase tickets online, with tickets available to purchase here

Tickets are priced at £18 for adults, £14 for concessions, £5 for under 16s, £21 for parent and child tickets and £24 for a parent a two children.

For supporters who can't make the trip to Methil, the game is being broadcast on a live stream via East Fife TV which can be found here. Access to the stream is priced at £15.