Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Spartans Football Club are a Scottish football club from Edinburgh. They are managed by Dougie Samuel. They were formed in 1951 by ex-players of Edinburgh University and the original intention was to field a team of graduates of the university. However, they have players from elsewhere as well. They play at Ainslie Park and wear white shirts, red shorts and white socks.The senior team plays in the Lowland Football League. They joined the new league in 2013 after playing in the East of Scotland Football League, where they became one of its most successful clubs from the 1970s. They have been allowed to play in the qualifying rounds of the Scottish Cup since 1978 and have qualified for the cup proper on several occasions.Spartans had their top amateur side accepted into the junior set up in 2009. In their first season, they finished 2nd, just two points off the top slot and only promotion place. From the 2013–14 season, the Junior side moved back into the Senior Leagues, in the East of Scotland League Premier Division. The East of Scotland side is currently managed by Alex Cunningham.As well as the Lowland League and East of Scotland teams, Spartans also have a Saturday amateur side, a Sunday amateur side and several women's teams, including Spartans W.F.C., who play in the Scottish Women's Premier League."@en }
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- Spartans_F.C. abstract "Spartans Football Club are a Scottish football club from Edinburgh. They are managed by Dougie Samuel. They were formed in 1951 by ex-players of Edinburgh University and the original intention was to field a team of graduates of the university. However, they have players from elsewhere as well. They play at Ainslie Park and wear white shirts, red shorts and white socks.The senior team plays in the Lowland Football League. They joined the new league in 2013 after playing in the East of Scotland Football League, where they became one of its most successful clubs from the 1970s. They have been allowed to play in the qualifying rounds of the Scottish Cup since 1978 and have qualified for the cup proper on several occasions.Spartans had their top amateur side accepted into the junior set up in 2009. In their first season, they finished 2nd, just two points off the top slot and only promotion place. From the 2013–14 season, the Junior side moved back into the Senior Leagues, in the East of Scotland League Premier Division. The East of Scotland side is currently managed by Alex Cunningham.As well as the Lowland League and East of Scotland teams, Spartans also have a Saturday amateur side, a Sunday amateur side and several women's teams, including Spartans W.F.C., who play in the Scottish Women's Premier League.".
- Q7573940 abstract "Spartans Football Club are a Scottish football club from Edinburgh. They are managed by Dougie Samuel. They were formed in 1951 by ex-players of Edinburgh University and the original intention was to field a team of graduates of the university. However, they have players from elsewhere as well. They play at Ainslie Park and wear white shirts, red shorts and white socks.The senior team plays in the Lowland Football League. They joined the new league in 2013 after playing in the East of Scotland Football League, where they became one of its most successful clubs from the 1970s. They have been allowed to play in the qualifying rounds of the Scottish Cup since 1978 and have qualified for the cup proper on several occasions.Spartans had their top amateur side accepted into the junior set up in 2009. In their first season, they finished 2nd, just two points off the top slot and only promotion place. From the 2013–14 season, the Junior side moved back into the Senior Leagues, in the East of Scotland League Premier Division. The East of Scotland side is currently managed by Alex Cunningham.As well as the Lowland League and East of Scotland teams, Spartans also have a Saturday amateur side, a Sunday amateur side and several women's teams, including Spartans W.F.C., who play in the Scottish Women's Premier League.".