East Stirlingshire F.C.–Falkirk F.C. rivalry
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The <entity_0> refers to <entity_3> matches between <entity_1> and <entity_2> <entity_3> clubs, the two senior Scottish Football League teams associated with the town of <entity_2> in Scotland. <entity_1> was originally based in Bainsford, a small industrial village to north of <entity_2> that is now a suburb of the town. The largest margin of victory in the fixture was when <entity_1> won 9–0 in the Stirlingshire Cup Final in 1888; <entity_2> won by the same scoreline in a <entity_2> and District Infirmary Shield semi-final match in 1938. <entity_2> was founded in 1876 whilst <entity_1> officially formed five years later in 1881. The first match between the first teams of <entity_1> and <entity_2> was a friendly on 27 August 1881 at Randyford Park, with <entity_2> winning 5–0. Two players in the <entity_1> squad, brothers Michael and Thomas Harley, had both played for <entity_2> the previous season, with Thomas scoring against his former club.
['team rivalries in sports']