Stirling Albion FC is a Scottish professional football club based in the city of Stirling, currently competing in Scottish League Two, the fourth tier of the SPFL. The team plays at Forthbank Stadium, a modern all-seater venue opened in 1993. Founded in 1945 (taking over from the original King's Park club), their colors are red and white. Nicknamed "The Binos", the club has spent most of its history oscillating between the second and fourth tiers. Their most successful period came in the late 1950s and early 60s when they achieved promotion to the top division (the old Scottish First Division) and enjoyed several seasons among the elite, with players like Tommy McQueen becoming legends. In the modern era, the club has been a staple of League One and Two, with a focus on community engagement and developing young talent. Recent seasons have seen them push for promotion playoffs, playing an attacking brand of football. They boast a dedicated supporters' trust that actually owns the club, a unique model in Scottish football. Stirling Albion remains a proud and community-centered club with a rich history.