match against the Celtic Reserves later that year. Competitively, the Vics had many successes during the decade, winning their second treble in 1996 - the Central League One title, the Central League Cup, and Sectional League Cup. The following season, Blantyre reached the semi-finals of the Scottish Junior Cup, losing out to eventual champions Pollok 5-0 at Adamslie Park. After the treble win, the club could not replicate their success in the new millennium. The Vics achieved no silverware until 2006 when the club won the Central League Division 2. Although, just two years later they found themselves relegated back to Division 2. In their first season back in the bottom tier of the SJFA West Region, the club won the league. However, like their previous league win and subsequent promotion to the First Division, Blantyre Victoria were relegated at the end of the 2010–11 season. In 2012, Davie Greig was appointed as manager with the aim of promotion and a return to glory for the club. In his second season with as manager of Blantyre, he won the Central League Division 2 title. The following season, Grieg strengthened his squad and won a remarkable back-to-back promotion and the Central League Division 1 title. After the departure of Greig, Murdie MacKinnon took over for less than a season at Castle Park before leaving for the assistant manager position at Pollok. This resignation paved the way for the appointment of John Gibson as manager. Gibson suffered relegation from Super League First Division in his first season mainly due to starting the year with no signed players. However in 2018–19 season, Gibson achieved a third place finish and promotion to back to the West Region Championship. In the following curtailed season, the club were declared joint champions of the West Region Championship along with Darvel. In 2020, Blantyre Victoria announced they had applied for membership of the new West of Scotland Football League and due to their previous seasons triumph were placed in WoSFL Premier Division. They did this to gain more competition but retain their junior status which allowed them to continue to enter the Scottish Junior Cup. The first WoSFL season was declared null and void after the Vics had only played 7 matches due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In the 2021–22 season of the Premier Division, the Vics finished second last, with only five wins in 38 matches, and