Both sides won their opening home fixtures, with tomorrow’s hosts edging Watsonians in week one before going down by four points to Musselburgh last weekend.

Similarly, Selkirk won their home tie with Glasgow Hawks last time out, a 41-10 victory practically reversing their 40-10 loss away at Marr in the season curtain-raiser.

Both Kelso and Selkirk competed in last year’s top flight with the Poynder men reaching the play-offs, losing to eventual runners-up Hawick in the penultimate round.

Four things to watch out for this weekend:

• Heriot’s are the early pace setters in the Arnold Clark Men’s Premiership, having beaten Melrose and Edinburgh Accies in their opening two fixtures, with a maximum of 10 points gained.
• Currie Chieftains, last year’s champions, are seeking a first win of the campaign when they make the short trip to Raeburn Place to face Edinburgh Accies.
• In the Arnold Clark Women’s Premiership, Corstorphine will seek to extend their impressive, unbeaten start to the season when they travel to face Stirling County, who are also protecting a 100% record.
• Watsonians and Garioch meet in Edinburgh with the sides sitting third and fourth respectively after three match rounds.

This weekend’s matches:

Arnold Clark Men’s Premiership

Saturday 14 September (all kick-offs 3pm)

• Ayr v Musselburgh, 3pm
• Edinburgh Academical v Currie Chieftains
• Hawick v Heriot’s
• Kelso v Selkirk
• Marr v Glasgow Hawks
• Melrose v Watsonians

Arnold Clark Women’s Premiership

Saturday 14 September (all kick-offs 2pm)

• Hillhead Jordanhill v Cartha Queens Park
• Stewartry v Heriot’s
• Stirling County v Corstorphine
• Watsonian v Garioch