Shed Boy
Feb 23 2003, 06:14 PM
It was Scottish Cup weekend with 8 fixtures going ahead to see who will take a place in the quarter finals and one step closer to a May date at Hampden Park. There were two all-premier ties as Dundee played Aberdeen, and Hibs travelled to Dunfermline for the live sky game. Rangers were away to Ayr United and Cetic had a home tie against 1st division St Johnstone.
Results
Alloa 0 - 2 Falkirk
Ayr United 0 - 1 Rangers
Clyde 0 - 2 Motherwell
Dundee 2 - 0 Aberdeen
Dunfermline 1 - 1 Hibernian Sky Sports One
Inverness CT 6 - 1 Hamilton
Morton 0 - 2 Stranraer
Sunday
Celtic 3 - 0 St Johnstone
Round-Up
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Alloa 0-2 Falkirk
In an all 1st division tie it was table toppers Falkirk who came out on top. Goalscorers for the Bairns were Colin Samuel and player manager Owen Coyle.
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Ayr United 0-1 Rangers
Only one goal seperated the two teams in a close fought contest as Ronald De Boer's headed goal on 80 minutes ensured there was going to be no cup shock at Somerset Park. Although on the back foot for most of the game Ayr did create some chances, mainly by James Grady, add this to a good goalkeeping performance for Nelson between the home sticks and poor finishing from Rangers meant this game could have went either way.
Ayr: Nelson, Campbell, McManus, Craig, Lyle, Smyth, Chaplain, Murray, Lovering, Grady, Whalen (Kean 73).
Subs Not Used: Dunlop, Nicolson, Latta, Dodds.
Booked: Smyth, Grady.
Rangers: Klos, Muscat, Moore, Amoruso, Numan, Arteta (Hughes 21), Malcolm (Thompson 62), Ferguson, McCann (Caniggia 73), de Boer, Arveladze.
Subs Not Used: McGregor, Bonnissel.
Booked: Numan.
Attendance: 9,608
Referee: Alan Freeland.
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Clyde 0-2 Motherwell
Goals either side of half time by Scotland striker James McFadden on his return to the well squad ensured their progression in the cup. Motherwell were out for revenge after being knocked out the last time these two met in the cup way back in 1983.
Clyde: Halliwell (Morrison 24), Potter, Kernaghan, Ross, Mensing, Hagen, Kane, Millen, Cosgrove, Falconer (Convery 64), McConalogue (Shields 53).
Subs Not Used: McLaughlin, Fraser.
Motherwell: Dubourdeau, Corrigan, Partridge, Vaughan, Adams, Ramsey, Fagan (Lasley 86), Pearson, Hammell, McFadden (Lehmann 87), Craig (Clarkson 74).
Subs Not Used: Cowan, Woods.
Booked: Vaughan, Partridge.
Goals: McFadden 41, 77.
Attendance: 5,032
Referee: K Clark.
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Dundee 2-0 Aberdeen
It was 7 years since Dundee beat the Dons at home, but they've done it now. It was in convincing fashion that the home side booked their place in the next round of the cup. Goals from Nacho Novo and Stevie Lovell.
Dundee: Speroni, Mackay, Wilkie, Khizanishvili, Mair, Smith, Rae, Nemsadze, Lovell (Burchill 84), Caballero (Milne 78), Novo.
Subs Not Used: Langfield, Hernandez Santos, Brady.
Booked: Smith.
Goals: Lovell 22, Novo 41.
Aberdeen: Preece, Anderson, McGuire, Deloumeaux (McAllister 45), Hart, Clark (Payne 72), Tosh, Sheerin, O'Donoghue (Fabiano 63), D'Jaffo, Derek Young.
Subs Not Used: Kjaer, Mackie.
Booked: Deloumeaux.
Attendance: 7,549
Referee: D McDonald.
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Dunfermline 1-1 Hibs
In the Sky Sports live game neither side could make a convinincg enough impact on the game to deserve victory. Ian Murray opened the scoring for Hibs before Barry Nicholson leveled things by putting the ball in the right goal. The Pars midfeilder has 2 own goals to his name this season, both against Dundee.
Dunfermline: Stillie, Skerla, MacPherson (Hunt 62), Scott Wilson, Nicholson, Mason, Brannan, Dair, Grondin (Walker 86), Crawford, Brewster.
Subs Not Used: Ruitenbeek, McGarty, Dempsey.
Booked: Dair, Nicholson.
Goal: Nicholson 58.
Hibernian: Colgan, Doumbe, Smith, Fenwick, Townsley (Jack 83), O'Neil, Brebner, Murray, James, McManus (O'Connor 90), Paatelainen.
Subs Not Used: Andersson, Arpinon, Orman.
Booked: Fenwick, McManus.
Goal: Murray 42.
Attendance: 6,619
Referee: S Dougal.
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Inverness CT 6-1 Hamilton
Six goals including two each from Dennis Wyness and Barry Robson was enough to see Caley ease past Accies and into the next round of the Tennents Scottish Cup.
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Morton 0-2 Stranraer
Stranraer have made it to the quarters of the cup for the 1st time in their history thanks to a double from Ian Harty. Morton had the most of the ball but with no conviction in front of goal meant that they exited the cup.
Morton: Coyle, Collins, Macgregor, Henderson, Bottiglieri, Marco Maisano, McDonald, John Maisano, Uotinen, Williams, Hawke.
Subs: Gaughan, Bannerman, McAlistair, Cannie, McGurn.
Stranraer: Hillcoat, Gaughan, Wingate, Hodge, Wright, Aitken, Marshall, Kerr, Jenkins, Finlayson, Harty.
Subs: Curran, Sharp, Crawford, Lurinsky, McCulloch.
Referee: W Young.
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Sunday- Celtic 3-0 St Johnstone
Celtic, playing with a 2nd string squad, joined old firm rivals Rangers in the next round of the cup after a routine victory over the Saints. It was mainly thanks to a double from Welsh internationalist John Hartson.
Celtic: Broto (Marshall 82), Mjallby, Laursen, Crainey, Smith, Sylla, Lambert (Maloney 79), Healy, Guppy, Hartson, Fernandez.
Subs Not Used: McNamara, Boyd, Petrov.
Goals: Hartson 32 pen, Smith 77, Hartson 86 pen.
St Johnstone: Cuthbert, Baxter, McClune (Hay 81), Dods, John Robertson, Maxwell, Noble (Panther 30), Hartley, Lovenkrands, Connolly, Parker.
Subs Not Used: Miotto, Ferry, Forsyth.
Booked: John Robertson.
Attendance: 26,205
Referee: H Dallas.
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Next round darw yet to be made.
Results
Alloa 0 - 2 Falkirk
Ayr United 0 - 1 Rangers
Clyde 0 - 2 Motherwell
Dundee 2 - 0 Aberdeen
Dunfermline 1 - 1 Hibernian Sky Sports One
Inverness CT 6 - 1 Hamilton
Morton 0 - 2 Stranraer
Sunday
Celtic 3 - 0 St Johnstone
Round-Up
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Alloa 0-2 Falkirk
In an all 1st division tie it was table toppers Falkirk who came out on top. Goalscorers for the Bairns were Colin Samuel and player manager Owen Coyle.
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Ayr United 0-1 Rangers
Only one goal seperated the two teams in a close fought contest as Ronald De Boer's headed goal on 80 minutes ensured there was going to be no cup shock at Somerset Park. Although on the back foot for most of the game Ayr did create some chances, mainly by James Grady, add this to a good goalkeeping performance for Nelson between the home sticks and poor finishing from Rangers meant this game could have went either way.
Ayr: Nelson, Campbell, McManus, Craig, Lyle, Smyth, Chaplain, Murray, Lovering, Grady, Whalen (Kean 73).
Subs Not Used: Dunlop, Nicolson, Latta, Dodds.
Booked: Smyth, Grady.
Rangers: Klos, Muscat, Moore, Amoruso, Numan, Arteta (Hughes 21), Malcolm (Thompson 62), Ferguson, McCann (Caniggia 73), de Boer, Arveladze.
Subs Not Used: McGregor, Bonnissel.
Booked: Numan.
Attendance: 9,608
Referee: Alan Freeland.
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Clyde 0-2 Motherwell
Goals either side of half time by Scotland striker James McFadden on his return to the well squad ensured their progression in the cup. Motherwell were out for revenge after being knocked out the last time these two met in the cup way back in 1983.
Clyde: Halliwell (Morrison 24), Potter, Kernaghan, Ross, Mensing, Hagen, Kane, Millen, Cosgrove, Falconer (Convery 64), McConalogue (Shields 53).
Subs Not Used: McLaughlin, Fraser.
Motherwell: Dubourdeau, Corrigan, Partridge, Vaughan, Adams, Ramsey, Fagan (Lasley 86), Pearson, Hammell, McFadden (Lehmann 87), Craig (Clarkson 74).
Subs Not Used: Cowan, Woods.
Booked: Vaughan, Partridge.
Goals: McFadden 41, 77.
Attendance: 5,032
Referee: K Clark.
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Dundee 2-0 Aberdeen
It was 7 years since Dundee beat the Dons at home, but they've done it now. It was in convincing fashion that the home side booked their place in the next round of the cup. Goals from Nacho Novo and Stevie Lovell.
Dundee: Speroni, Mackay, Wilkie, Khizanishvili, Mair, Smith, Rae, Nemsadze, Lovell (Burchill 84), Caballero (Milne 78), Novo.
Subs Not Used: Langfield, Hernandez Santos, Brady.
Booked: Smith.
Goals: Lovell 22, Novo 41.
Aberdeen: Preece, Anderson, McGuire, Deloumeaux (McAllister 45), Hart, Clark (Payne 72), Tosh, Sheerin, O'Donoghue (Fabiano 63), D'Jaffo, Derek Young.
Subs Not Used: Kjaer, Mackie.
Booked: Deloumeaux.
Attendance: 7,549
Referee: D McDonald.
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Dunfermline 1-1 Hibs
In the Sky Sports live game neither side could make a convinincg enough impact on the game to deserve victory. Ian Murray opened the scoring for Hibs before Barry Nicholson leveled things by putting the ball in the right goal. The Pars midfeilder has 2 own goals to his name this season, both against Dundee.
Dunfermline: Stillie, Skerla, MacPherson (Hunt 62), Scott Wilson, Nicholson, Mason, Brannan, Dair, Grondin (Walker 86), Crawford, Brewster.
Subs Not Used: Ruitenbeek, McGarty, Dempsey.
Booked: Dair, Nicholson.
Goal: Nicholson 58.
Hibernian: Colgan, Doumbe, Smith, Fenwick, Townsley (Jack 83), O'Neil, Brebner, Murray, James, McManus (O'Connor 90), Paatelainen.
Subs Not Used: Andersson, Arpinon, Orman.
Booked: Fenwick, McManus.
Goal: Murray 42.
Attendance: 6,619
Referee: S Dougal.
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Inverness CT 6-1 Hamilton
Six goals including two each from Dennis Wyness and Barry Robson was enough to see Caley ease past Accies and into the next round of the Tennents Scottish Cup.
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Morton 0-2 Stranraer
Stranraer have made it to the quarters of the cup for the 1st time in their history thanks to a double from Ian Harty. Morton had the most of the ball but with no conviction in front of goal meant that they exited the cup.
Morton: Coyle, Collins, Macgregor, Henderson, Bottiglieri, Marco Maisano, McDonald, John Maisano, Uotinen, Williams, Hawke.
Subs: Gaughan, Bannerman, McAlistair, Cannie, McGurn.
Stranraer: Hillcoat, Gaughan, Wingate, Hodge, Wright, Aitken, Marshall, Kerr, Jenkins, Finlayson, Harty.
Subs: Curran, Sharp, Crawford, Lurinsky, McCulloch.
Referee: W Young.
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Sunday- Celtic 3-0 St Johnstone
Celtic, playing with a 2nd string squad, joined old firm rivals Rangers in the next round of the cup after a routine victory over the Saints. It was mainly thanks to a double from Welsh internationalist John Hartson.
Celtic: Broto (Marshall 82), Mjallby, Laursen, Crainey, Smith, Sylla, Lambert (Maloney 79), Healy, Guppy, Hartson, Fernandez.
Subs Not Used: McNamara, Boyd, Petrov.
Goals: Hartson 32 pen, Smith 77, Hartson 86 pen.
St Johnstone: Cuthbert, Baxter, McClune (Hay 81), Dods, John Robertson, Maxwell, Noble (Panther 30), Hartley, Lovenkrands, Connolly, Parker.
Subs Not Used: Miotto, Ferry, Forsyth.
Booked: John Robertson.
Attendance: 26,205
Referee: H Dallas.
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Next round darw yet to be made.