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Latest News - 16/08/2018

Irn Bru Cup Draw

The draw for the second round of the Irn Bru Cup was drawn on Thursday 16th August at Gretna Green and Annan were in the pot thanks to our 4-0 win over Celtic Colts.

The second round was due to throw up some interesting ties with teams from England, Ireland and Wales joining the first round winners.

Annan however were drawn against Arbroath FC, with an away tie due to be played on the 8th September.

Check out the draw in full here….

The New Saints v Queen’s Park
Falkirk v Connah’s Quay Nomads
Boreham Wood v Dunfermline Athletic
Airdrieonians v Sutton United
Coleraine v Formartine United
Queen of the South v Crusaders
Sligo Rovers v Livingston Colts or Forfar Athletic
Peterhead v Bohemians
East Fife v Partick Thistle
Arbroath v Annan Athletic
Dumbarton v Montrose
Dundee United v Alloa Athletic
Dundee Colts v Motherwell Colts
East Kilbride v Edinburgh City
St Mirren Colts v Hamilton Academical Colts
Ross County v Raith Rovers

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