An under-strength Loughborough Students side made Scottish work thoroughly hard in this eagerly contested tie, but both sides struggled for any real cohesion in their final pre-season clash.

With the new season now only four days away, preparations at the Athletic Ground are coming together nicely - but we need your help!

The Welbeck Group, one of the UK's fastest growing providers of financial services, has re-signed a twelve month sponsorship deal with London Scottish, which takes the company's association with the club to five years.

With the great English weather up to its usual tricks, there was a fear that the London Scottish's top class rugby camps, due this week, would be in danger of being called off.

Simon Amor's men travel to the Midlands this weekend to take on Loughborough Students in their final pre-season engagement, before the opening league tie against Blackheath a week later.

CWM are today delighted to announce their sponsorship of London Scottish FC for the club's forthcoming campaign in National Division One, bringing together one of the UK's leading firm of retail property advisors and one of rugby's most famous exile clubs.

After last week's promising tour of Scotland, Simon Amor's men stepped up their preparation in anticipation of an assault on the National One title with a tough encounter against near rivals in exile, London Welsh.

It is with great disappointment that the Club today has to announce that tomorrow's 2nd XV fixture, against the Civil Service, has been cancelled.

London Scottish is proud to announce a sponsorship deal with FirstCape Wines, after being the sponsor of the British & Irish Lions tour to South Africa in 2009.

London Scottish enjoyed their first taste of action this weekend, as they fought out two tough games against Scotland's best.

With the season opener against Blackheath now just over three weeks away, London Scottish are set to play their opening two pre-season games this weekend, both in Scotland.

New London Scottish Head Coach Simon Amor has put the final piece in place of his new look squad, with the capture of scrum-half Alex Page.

Two of London's most celebrated teams - the Welsh and Scottish exiles - will celebrate the 125th anniversary of London Welsh's birthday next month, by locking horns for the first time in almost 14 years.

London Scottish head north of the border to play Scottish Premiership winners Currie in Edinburgh and then runners-up and previous champions Ayr on the 13th/14th August.

Head Coach Simon Amor today confirmed his full coaching, performance and support team for the coming season.

London Scottish FC International Highland Games held over June 5th and 6th was heralded as a great success by all involved. Hosted at their home ground of the Richmond Athletic Association, the traditional Scottish event was visited by people in their thousands and featured International athletes, world record attempts, pipe bands, highland dancers and a Scottish food village.

London Scottish are delighted to announce today that Simon Amor will become Head Coach this summer, this following on from the news that Brett Taylor will be leaving the club as Director of Rugby.

London Scottish today confirmed that Brett Taylor would be leaving the club this summer. Taylor, who joined the club in 2008, will look for his next challenge following two seasons in which he played an integral part in the club's development on the field.

London Scottish FC will be hosting the International Highland Games on June 5th and 6th at their home ground of Richmond Athletic Association. This traditional Scottish event will feature International athletes, world record attempts, pipe bands, highland dancers and a Scottish food village along with children's entertainment.

London Scottish FC will be hosting the International Highland Games on June 5th and 6th at their home ground of Richmond Athletic Association. This traditional Scottish event will feature International athletes, world record attempts, pipe bands, highland dancers and a Scottish food village along with children's entertainment.

London Scottish FC will be hosting the International Highland Games on June 5th and 6th at their home ground of Richmond Athletic Association. This traditional Scottish event will feature International athletes, world record attempts, pipe bands, highland dancers and a Scottish food village along with children's entertainment.

London Scottish FC ended a triumphant season in second place within the National League 1, with a win over Leeds based Sedgley Park RUFC. A season where the Exiles accomplished 22 wins, with over 900 points achieved within this first year in the third tier of the national leagues. Nearly a third of the first team have gone on to represent England Counties this season, whilst a couple of those players also represented the coveted Barbarians squad. Charlie Broughton has claimed the second highest try scoring record within the league at 20 tries, whilst Frankie Neale has amassed 209 points with his boot in the fourth place position of the highest point scorers in the National League 1.

London Scottish FC hosted Blackheath FC in this rescheduled game to a long lost annual fixture that the Exiles had not played in 12 years since both sides where in the same Allied Dunbar League 2, before Scottish were promoted to the Premiership. London Scottish drew against the Blackheath side in a National League One meeting at the Richmond Athletic Association ground in front of an 1800 strong crowd, where the recently renewed history between the two sides dates back to their very first game against each other in 1881.

London Scottish FC got back to winning ways on their return to the Richmond Athletic Ground, by running out a 41-20 win over Newbury in an entertaining National League 1 encounter.

London Scottish FC played their third away game in succession against midlands side Stourbridge, in which an unhappy series of events resulted in the Exiles coming away with their third loss in a row. However, unlike their previous matches against Otley and Launceston, where only a single point separated the sides a large point difference was felt this time around by the visitors