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Latest News - 17/07/2025

KDM Evolution Trophy Draw

The SPFL and KDM Group have today unveiled the new KDM Evolution Trophy as fixtures for the league phase of the revamped Challenge Cup competition were launched at Hampden.

A total of 90 games will be played over six matchdays across the league phase, which comprises 10 William Hill League 1 clubs, 10 William Hill League 2 clubs, and 10 William Hill Premiership B-teams. The 22 highest-placed clubs will then be joined by the 10 William Hill Championship clubs for the start of the knock-out stages.

Annan have been draw in a league alongside, Kelty Hearts, Stenhousemuir, St Mirren B, Rangers B, Hamilton Academical and Kilmarnock B, with 4 of the 6 fixtures to be played at Galabank.

Fixtures will be played on the following dates…..

Kelty Hearts (A)- 12 August

Stenhousemuir (H) – 26 August

St Mirren B (H) – 6 September

Rangers B (H) – 23 September

Hamilton Academical (A) – 11 October

Kilmarnock B (H) – 11 November

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