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Scottish FA Youth Cup Results

SCOTTISH FA YOUTH CUP COMPETITION 2014/15

Round Two Results

CENTRAL SECTION

1. Falkirk 2 – 2 Airdrieonians (AET)

Falkirk won 5-3 on penalties.

2. Spartans 4 –2 Partick Thistle

3. Edinburgh City 1 – 4 Whitehill Welfare

4. Dundee United v Dundee

Sunday 05 October 2014; Tannadice Park, Dundee; 1.00pm

5. Hamilton Academical v Livingston

Thursday 09 October 2014; New Douglas Park, Hamilton; 8.00pm

6. East Kilbride 3 – 2 Stenhousemuir

7. Clyde v Dumbarton

Friday 03 October 2014; Broadwood Stadium, Cumbernauld; 7.15pm

NORTH SECTION

1. Clachnacuddin 2 – 0 Keith

2. Cove Rangers 1 – 0 Brora Rangers

3. Forfar Athletic 1 – 0 Inverness Caledonian Thistle

4. Inverurie Loco Works 7 – 9 Fraserburgh

5. Montrose 1 – 3 Banks O’ Dee

6. Huntly 10 – 0 Lossiemouth

7. Ross County 0 – 2 Aberdeen

SOUTH SECTION

1. Dalbeattie Star 3 –4 Selkirk

2. Annan Athletic 7 – 0 Threave Rovers

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