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Latest News - 16/09/2013

Highland trip in 2012 Scottish Cup 2nd Round rerun

Annan Athletic FC have been drawn away to Buckie Thistle FC in the Second round of the William Hill Scottish Cup.

The tie is a rerun of last season’s draw when the Highland league side progressed after winning a second round replay at Galabank after the first leg had been goalless.

The tie will be played on Saturday 5th October.

William Hill Second Round Draw.

Gala Fairydean Rovers v Clyde

Turriff United v Wick Academy

Albion Rovers v Spartans

Queen’s Park v Preston Athletic

Brora Rangers v Cove Rangers

Dalbeattie Star v Montrose

Edinburgh City v Fraserburgh

Berwick Rangers v Peterhead

Keith v Elgin City

East Stirlingshire v Threave Rovers

Stirling Albion v Whitehill Welfare

Auchinleck Talbot v St Cuthbert Wanderers

Formartine United v Inverurie Loco Works

Fort William or Newton Stewart v Lossiemouth or Culter

Buckie Thistle v Annan Athletic

Deveronvale v Linlithgow Rose

GALLERY : Cove Rangers

REACTION : Post Match Cove Rangers

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