After convincing wins over Heriot’s Rugby Women (79-5) and Stewartry (74-7), Hillhead are looking for three on the trot.

Meanwhile, Watsonian are setting out to reverse their fortunes from the previous week’s loss against Stirling County (40-15).

There are still three undefeated sides in the Premiership, with Corstorphine and Stirling joining Hillhead at the top.

Five things to watch out for this weekend:

• After the announcement of the academy/pro player draft last week, Edinburgh academy product Jerry Blyth-Lafferty goes straight into the Melrose front row as starting hooker.
• Watsonian’s Talei Tawake takes on Hillhead Jordanhill this weekend and was named in preseason by Arnold Clark Women’s Premiership representatives as an up-and-coming player to watch this season.
• Traditionally a scrum half, Watsonian’s Rachel Law starts at full back this weekend, leaving space for Mary Nelson to step in at 9.
• The Edinburgh derby this weekend sees Heriot’s host Accies – and as both sides took five points from round one, they will look to consolidate their early form.
• Currie Chieftains take on Melrose this weekend, with both sides hoping to bounce back from their close losses in round one.

This weekend’s matches:

Arnold Clark Men’s Premiership
Saturday, 7 September, all 3pm kick-offs:

• Currie Chieftains v Melrose Rugby
• Hawick RFC v Marr RFC
• Heriot’s Rugby Men v Edinburgh Academical FC
• Musselburgh RFC v Kelso RFC
• Selkirk RFC v Glasgow Hawks RFC
• Watsonian FC v Ayr RFC

Arnold Clark Women’s Premiership
Saturday, 7 September:

• Garioch RFC v Heriot’s Rugby Women, 1pm KO
• Corstorphine RFC v Stewartry RFC, 2pm KO
• Watsonian FC v Hillhead Jordanhill RFC, 2pm KO

Please note, Cartha Queens Park v Stirling has been rescheduled to 16 November.