SFA Youth Cup Final 16


By Stomp Admin
November 19 2010

Aberdeen defeated St Johnstone 4-1 to secure the last place in the final sixteen of the SFA Youth Cup on Wednesday. The Dons now face St. Mirren at home with recently appointed SFA Chief Executive Stewart Regan setting up an Edinburgh Derby when he made the draw for the Fourth Round.

Hearts will host Hibs with current holders Celtic drawn at home to Airdrie United and Coldstream’s reward for defeating Dumbarton in the last round is a home tie against a Livingston side that reached the semi-final stage last season.

The full draw is

  • Ayr United v Clyde
  • Rangers v Hamilton Academical
  • Celtic v Airdrie United
  • Stenhousemuir v Montrose
  • Hearts v Hibernian
  • Coldstream v Livingston
  • Falkirk v Raith Rovers
  • Aberdeen v St. Mirren.

Ties are due to be played on Sunday 5 December 2010

The Airdrie match has to be confirmed as either Lennoxtown or Parkhead.

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SFA Youth Cup Final 16
Discussion started by The Stomp (IP Logged), 19/11/2010 12:18
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19/11/2010 12:18
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Diamond Man
Diamond Man
19/11/2010 15:56
A hard draw against the holders but still I'm sure the boys will be up for it!

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eio eio
eio eio
19/11/2010 17:06
im sure the under 13s are playing in the last 16 of the scottish cup in the stadium on sunday against the best team from dundee

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