The 2021–22 season was Kelty Hearts' first season in the Scottish Professional Football League following their promotion from the Lowland Football League at the end of the 2020–21 season. Kelty participated in Scottish League Two and also competed in the League Cup, Challenge Cup and the Scottish Cup.
Summary This was Kelty Hearts' first season under the management of Kevin Thomson following the departure of Barry Ferguson, who had led the club to promotion the previous season.
Kelty entered the Scottish Cup at the second round and would eliminate then cup holders St Johnstone on their way to the fifth round before being eliminated by St Mirren. Kelty were declared champions 26 March with a victory over Albion Rovers, which secured the league title and back to back promotions to League One.
Competitions
Results and fixtures
Scottish League Two
Scottish League Cup
Group stage Results
Scottish Challenge Cup
Scottish Cup
Player statistics
Appearances and goals
Team statistics
Competition overview
League table
League Cup table
Transfers
Players in Player From Fee Jordon Forster DundeeFree Jamie Barjonas RangersFree Andrew Black Edinburgh CityFree Reis Peggie East StirlingshireFree Alfredo Agyeman BSC GlasgowFree Botti Biabi StenhousemuirFree Thomas O'Ware Partick ThistleFree Ben Finnan St JohnstoneFree
Players out Player To Fee Patrick Boyle DumbartonFree Dylan Easton AirdrieoniansFree Errol Douglas Lothian Thistle Hutchison ValeFree Craig Reid DarvelFree
Loans in Player From Fee Connor Barron AberdeenLoan Kieran NgwenyaLoan Daniel Finlayson St MirrenLoan Harrison Clark LivingstonLoan Max Kucheriavyi St JohnstoneLoan
Loans out Player To Fee Reis Peggie Bo'ness UnitedLoan Scott Hooper Annan AthleticLoan
References