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Latest News - 27/10/2024

Scottish Cup Draw

The draw for the third round of the Scottish Gas Men’s Scottish Cup has taken place and Annan have been dealt a long away journey to face highland league side Fraserburgh FC.
The full draw for the third round is as follows…..

Arbroath v Queen of the South

Ayr United v Greenock Morton

Banks O’Dee v Hamilton Academical

Clydebank v Buckie Thistle

Cove Rangers  v Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Cowdenbeath v Brechin City

Dumbarton  v Alloa Athletic

Dundee North End v Airdrieonians

East Kilbride v Falkirk

Edinburgh City v Dunfermline Athletic

Elgin City v Kelty Hearts

Forfar Athletic v Stirling Albion

Fraserburgh v Annan Athletic

Irvine Meadow XI v Stenhousemuir 

Linlithgow Rose v Raith Rovers

Livingston v Brora Rangers

Musselburgh Athletic v Bo’ness United

Peterhead v Montrose

Queen’s Park v Partick Thistle

Stranraer v Broxburn Athletic

Ties to be played on the weekend of Saturday, 30 November. 

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