Banks O'Dee vs Fraserburgh, 2025-26 Scottish Cup, Second Round

· Scottish Cup
Banks O'Dee
  • 8': Magnus Watson
  • 23': Mark Gilmour
  • 44': Sam Pugh
  • 45': Mark Gilmour
FT
4 - 0
Fraserburgh

    About

    Banks O'Dee are hosting Fraserburgh at Spain Park, Aberdeen, Scotland, starting on . The match is a part of the Scottish Cup.

    Game Information

    Competition: Scottish Cup

    Venue: Spain Park
    Location: Aberdeen, Scotland
    Attendance: 230

    Line-Ups

    BOD Banks O'Dee (4-3-3)

    No. Name
    1 Daniel Hoban (GK)
    4 Mark Reynolds
    2 Joe McCabe
    3 Zach Stephen
    6 Ramsay Davidson
    5 Nathan Cooney
    7 Sam Pugh
    8 Kain Winton Yellow Card
    9 Liam Duell Yellow Card
    11 Mark Gilmour
    10 Magnus Watson
    Banks O'Dee Substitutes:
    Alex Balfour, Lachie Macleod, Matthew Duncan, Jason Selbie, Jevan Anderson, Max Alexander.

    FRA Fraserburgh (4-4-2)

    No. Name
    21 Andy Reid (GK)
    8 William West
    3 Bryan Hay
    4 Kieran Lawrence
    12 Will Sim
    6 Paul Young Yellow Card
    7 Jamie Beagrie Yellow Card
    16 Gregor Buchanan
    19 Callan Gray
    14 Logan Watt
    11 Scott Barbour
    Fraserburgh Substitutes:
    Lewis Duncan, Liam Strachan, Sean Butcher, Dylan Robertson, Joshua Hawkins, Joe Barbour, Fraser Stewart.

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