Scottish Cup

FT Sunday, April 26, 2009
Dunfermline Athletic DDDLW 0
–
Falkirk WLLLD 2
Hampden Park · 17,124 att.

Head to Head

FALK leads series 4-0-1

Lineups

FALK

  1. 1Dani MalloG
  2. 5Jackie McNamaraD
  3. 33Thomas ScobbieD
  4. 14Gerard AafjesD
  5. 20Darren BarrD
  6. 16Scott ArfieldM
  7. 7Neil McCannM
  8. 8Arnau RieraM
  9. 47Burton O'BrienM
  10. 21Carl FinniganF
  11. 11Michael HigdonF

Substitutes

  1. 17Robert OlejnikG
  2. 2Lee BullenD
  3. 4Patrick CreggM
  4. 6Kevin McBrideM
  5. 24Mark StewartF

DFA

  1. 1Paul GallacherG
  2. 2Callum WoodsD
  3. 3Scott WilsonD
  4. 5Scott ThomsonD
  5. 6Austin McCannD
  6. 4Nick PhinnM
  7. 8Stephen GlassM
  8. 11Alex BurkeM
  9. 7Steven BellF
  10. 9Graham BayneF
  11. 10Jamie MoleF

Substitutes

  1. 20Greg PatersonG
  2. 14Greg RossM
  3. 15Scott MuirheadM
  4. 12Andy KirkF
  5. 16Rory LoyF

Timeline

  1. 54'
  2. 56'
  3. 63'
  4. 71'
  5. 71'
  6. 87'
  7. 89'
  8. 90'
  9. 90'+1'

Scottish Cup News

All news
News PA Celtic, Rangers Scottish Cup games to be played behind closed doors after fan trouble Celtic and Rangers have both been ordered to play their next home Scottish Cup match behind closed doors. News PA Rangers to face Celtic in Premier Sports Cup quarterfinals after Derek McInnes gets off the mark Rangers were handed a home tie against Old Firm rivals Celtic in the Premier Sports Cup quarterfinal draw after getting their first win under new boss Derek McInnes at the fifth time of asking when they beat St Mirren 5-1 at Ibrox. News PA Police say big away fan groups 'not safe' for Old Firm derby Large away supporter groups in games between Rangers and Celtic have been described as unsafe by the police officer in charge of investigating Sunday's Ibrox trouble. News PA Arrests made as Scottish police hit out at 'shameful' scenes after Celtic vs. Rangers Police stated they faced "extreme hostility and violence" during a post-match pitch invasion at Ibrox which impacted Celtic staff and players.