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Latest News - 10/07/2014

Scottish League Cup Draw

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Today saw the draw for the first round of the Scottish League Cup. The draw took place at Dumbarton FC at 2pm and the Black and Golds were handed another away tie, traveling to Dunfermline Athletic FC.

The two clubs have met once before at Galabank in the League Cup, with Dunfermline sneaking a 2-1 victory.

Here’s the draw in full,

Queen of the South v Elgin City
Brechin City v Dumbarton
Dunfermline Athletic v Annan Athletic
Queen’s Park v Rangers
Morton v Berwick Rangers
Montrose v Falkirk
Raith Rovers v Forfar Athletic
Albion Rovers v Livingston
Hamilton Academical v Arbroath
East Stirlingshire v Ayr United
Dundee v Peterhead
Clyde v Cowdenbeath
Stranraer v East Fife
Airdrieonians v Stenhousemuir
Alloa Athletic v Stirling Albion

Ties are due to be played on Saturday 2nd August but Queens Park v Rangers will be moved due to Glasgow 2014

 

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