East Fife is a professional football club based in Methil, Scotland, competing in Scottish League One, the third tier of the Scottish football pyramid. The team plays its home matches at Bayview Stadium, a modern ground with a capacity of just under 2,000. Founded in 1903, the club is historically famous for being the first club from outside the top division to win the Scottish Cup, achieving this feat in 1938. The club's colors are black and gold, earning them the nickname "The Fife." While much of their history has been spent in the lower divisions, they have had several promotions to the old First Division and are known as a competitive, well-supported part-time club. The modern era sees East Fife as a consistent League One side, often pushing for promotion playoffs. Their fan base, though modest in size, is loyal and passionate, creating a strong community atmosphere on match days. East Fife remains a proud and historic club with a unique place in Scottish football lore.