August is shaping up to be a busy one at Central Park, and bookings are now open for hospitality at our next three home fixtures.

Tickets are now on sale for the South Challenge Cup match v Beith Juniors on Saturday 15th August - 3pm kick off. Secure your place now by clicking the link below and purchasing your ticket online. The QR code you then receive can either be printed off or shown on your mobile phone at the Central Park turnstiles where it will be scanned for admission.https://app.fanbaseclub.com/Fan/Tickets/SelectType?fixtureId=21435Ticket prices for this match are £10 adult and £5 concessions (65 and over, Ages 13-16, disabled). For those aged 12 and under, there is free admission under our Kids Go Free policy. There will be a Pay at the Gate option on the day. Season tickets are not valid for this game.Turnstiles will open at 2pm as will the club bar in the Andy Matthew Lounge inside the stadium - home and away fans are invited to enjoy a refreshment in the lounge prior to the match and again at full time. 

Don’t miss your copy of Cowdenbeath FC's multi-award winning match programme - The Blue Brazilian. Issue 3 of season 2026/27 is available now. This issue covers Saturday’s Lowland League match v Broxburn Athletic. The 40-page full colour programme will be on sale at the ground priced £3.50.Issue 3 includes articles and features such as  – From the Manager - Paul McLean;  Doctor’s Orders - Billy Laing; Noticeboard - Denis Jack, the Big Bowls Match; The Cowdengelly Felly - New school for Cowdenbeath:Lochgelly not happy; Opposition - Broxburn Athletic; On this day; The Analogue Blog - The Opening Day; Stent Nae Stent - George Bird the footballer and his grandson George Bird and the Horticultural show; Action Stations; Kingdom Kronikles - Derrick Brown; Around the League; Derby Days - Thuggery at Bayview;  Forgotten or Faded Away - Billy Baxter - from Broxburn to Bobby Robson bust up; The Road Ahead; Ask the Anorak - Jackie Oates, Chic Barnes; Better than a sook at an Orange - The Half Time Quiz; Sporting Silver Tassies - The Claret Jug; Wunderkammer - 1966 and all that; The Armchair Sportsman - The Man who walked out of the sun, Sbornaya; Paper View - Cowden centre dummies the Directors, Magistrates advice to football enthusiast; Photoshoot; The Final Whistle - Dave Easson, Kevin Keegan; SLO - plain speaking, mair bools, and more.Copies can alternatively be obtained by making a donation of £3.50 (purchase price) plus p&p of £1.75 = £5.25 via the donate button on the Cowdenbeath FC website or alternatively contact us by Facebook message or by email [email protected] and we will provide bank account details for electronic transfer of funds in payment.