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6Th Easthall Star (SAFL) Thorn Athletic (SAFL) 6Th Giffnock North (Cal) St THE "COLVILLE PARK COUNTRY CLUB" WEST OF SCOTLAND AMATEUR CUP SEASON 2013 - 2014 (UPDATED 22ND MARCH 2014) FIXTURES FOR 29TH MARCH 2014 6th Easthall Star (SAFL) Thorn Athletic (SAFL) 2.00PM 6th Giffnock North (Cal) St Mungo's (Cal) 2.00PM 7th Colville Park (CSAFL) Hurlford Thistle (Ayr) 2.00PM RESULTS FOR 22ND MARCH 2014 Rnd Date Home Away E/T : 90 Mins Pens 5th 22.03 Giffnock North (Cal) 3 Eddlewood (GGPL) 2 6th 22.03 Easthall Star (SAFL) P Thorn Athletic (SAFL) P 7th 22.03 Stewarton Utd (Ayr) 0 Bannockburn (CSAFL) 5 COMPETITION RECORD ROUND BY ROUND SEMI FINALS Rnd Date Home Away E/T : 90 Mins Pens Colville Park (CSAFL) OR Hurlford SF Bannockburn (CSAFL) Thistle (Ayr) Giffnock North AAC (Cal) OR St Blochairn Star "B" (SSML) OR SF Mungo's (Cal) OR Eastfield Easthall Star (SAFL) OR Thorn (CSAFL) Athletic (SAFL) SEVENTH ROUND (QUARTER FINALS) Rnd Date Home Away E/T : 90 Mins Pens Easthall Star (SAFL) OR Thorn 7th Blochairn Star "B" (SSML) Athletic (SAFL) 7th 29.03 Colville Park (CSAFL) Hurlford Thistle (Ayr) Giffnock North AAC (Cal) OR St 7th Eastfield (CSAFL) Mungo's (Cal) 7th 22.03 Stewarton United (Ayr) 0 Bannockburn (CSAFL) 5 SIXTH ROUND Rnd Date Home Away E/T : 90 Mins Pens 6th 01.03 Blochairn Star "B" (SSML) 8 St Patrick's FP (CSAFL) 5 6th 22.02 Clark Drive (Ayr) 0 Hurlford Thistle (Ayr) 2 6th 15.03 Eastfield (CSAFL) 5 Ferguslie Star (SAFL) 1 6th 29.03 Easthall Star (SAFL) Thorn Athletic (SAFL) 6th 22.02 Finnart (SAFL) 1 Bannockburn (CSAFL) 3 6th 29.03 Giffnock North AAC (Cal) St. Mungo's (Cal) 6th 15.03 Colville Park (CSAFL) 5 Drumchapel Ams (CSAFL) 0 6th 08.03 Stewarton United (Ayr) 2 Motherwell Thistle (SAFL) 0 FIFTH ROUND Rnd Date Home Away E/T : 90 Mins Pens 5th 01.02 Kings Park Rangers (SAFL) 0 Clark Drive (Ayr) 1 5th 08.02 Bannockburn (CSAFL) 2 Aikenhead Thistle (CSAFL) 0 5th 25.01 Blochairn Star "B" (SSML) 7 Milton AFC (Cal) 3 5th 15.03 Glynhill Moorcroft (P&D) 0 Thorn Athletic (SAFL) 3 5th 22.02 Drumchapel Ams (CSAFL) 1 Galston United (Ayr) 1 aet 1-1 4-2 5th 22.02 East Kilbride YMCA (Cal) 1 Eastfield (CSAFL) 3 5th 22.03 Giffnock North AAC (Cal) 3 Eddlewood (GGPL) 2 5th 25.01 Motherwell Thistle (SAFL) 3 Hamilton FP (Cal) 2 aet 1-1 5th 22.02 Campsie Minerva (CSAFL) 1 St. Patricks FP (CSAFL) 2 5th 18.01 Overtown Thistle (NSLAFA) 0 Ferguslie Star (SAFL) 1 5th 08.03 Colville Park (CSAFL) 2 Blantyre Celtic (CSAFL) 0 5th 01.03 Stewarton United (Ayr) 3 Strathclyde University (GGPL) 2 5th 18.01 Strathclyde University (Cal) 2 Finnart (SAFL) 3 5th 18.01 Uddingston Anvil (CSAFL) 2 Easthall Star (SAFL) 3 5th 22.02 St Mungo's (Cal) 4 South Camlachie Y.P. (SAFL) 3 aet 3-3 5th 08.02 Hurlford Thistle (Ayr) 3 Whitefield Rovers (SSML) 1 FOURTH ROUND Rnd Date Home Away E/T : 90 Mins Pens 4th 08.02 Galston United (Ayr) 4 Tynecastle (SSML) 3 4th 18.01 Baillieston Thistle (GGPL) 1 Kings Park Rangers (SAFL) 2 4th 14.12 Blochairn Star "B" (SSML) 4 Lochgilphead Red Star (SAFL) 1 4th 08.03 Busby (SAFL) 2 Thorn Athletic (SAFL) 2 aet 2-2 3-4 4th 21.12 Clark Drive (Ayr) 3 Eaglesham (SAFL) 0 4th 18.01 Coylton AFC (Ayr) 2 Glynhill Moorcroft (P & D) 4 4th 08.02 Drumchapel Ams (CSAFL) 2 Pollok (CSAFL) 0 4th 01.02 Eastfield (CSAFL) 1 Carrick (Ayr) 0 4th 25.01 Eddlewood (GGPL) 4 Redbrae Athletic (St & D) 3 4th 14.12 Ferguslie Star (SAFL) 7 Thorn Athletic (P & D) 1 4th 21.12 Finnart (SAFL) 8 MLS Leeds (St & D) 3 4th 14.12 Harestanes (CSAFL) 3 Bannockburn (CSAFL) 4 4th 14.12 Independent AFC (St & D) 5 East Kilbride YMCA (Cal) 7 aet 4-4 4th 15.03 Giffnock North AAC (Cal) 2 Oban Saints (SAFL) 2 aet 2-2 4-3 4th 08.02 Knockentiber (Ayr) 0 Blantyre Celtic (CSAFL) 1 4th 21.12 Milton AFC (Cal) 2 Craigneuk (GGPL) 1 4th 14.12 Motherwell Thistle (SAFL) 2 Dirrans Athletic (Ayr) 0 4th 14.12 Overtown Thistle (NSLAFA) 3 Port Glasgow (SAFL) 1 4th 22.02 Scotia Athletic (CSAFL) scr Colville Park (CSAFL) w/o Scotia resigned 4th 22.02 South Camlachie Y.P. (SAFL) w/o Opponents expelled 4th 18.01 St. Patricks FP (CSAFL) 5 Greenock HSFPs (CSAFL) 5 aet 4-4 4-3 4th 14.12 Stewarton United (Ayr) 3 Waterside (CSAFL) 1 4th 14.12 Strathclyde University (Cal) 5 East Kilbride FC (SAFL) 2 4th 22.02 Strathclyde University (GGPL) w/o Arkleston Athletic (P & D) exp Arkleston expelled 4th 18.01 Tarbolton (Ayr) 2 Hamilton FP (Cal) 3 4th 14.12 Uddingston Anvil (CSAFL) 5 Maryhill Black Star (SSML) 1 4th 11.01 Wallacetoun S.C. (Ayr) 0 St. Mungo's (Cal) 5 4th 18.01 Weir Recreation (GGPL) 0 Hurlford Thistle (Ayr) 10 4th 15.02 Westerlands (Cal) 1 Campsie Minerva (CSAFL) 3 4th 14.12 Whifflet Athletic (SSML) 1 Easthall Star (SAFL) 7 4th 14.12 Whitefield Rovers (SSML) 7 Netherthird (Ayr) 1 4th 21.12 Windlaw (SSML) 1 Aikenhead Thistle (CSAFL) 2 THIRD ROUND Rnd Date Home Away E/T : 90 Mins Pens 3rd 11.01 AFC Ravenscraig (SSML) 2 Kings Park Rangers (SAFL) 3 3rd 18.01 Alba Thistle (SAFL) 1 Galston United (Ayr) 3 3rd 23.11 Apex AFC (P & D) 1 East Kilbride YMCA (Cal) 7 3rd 01.02 Arkleston Athletic (P & D) 4 Eastwood Park (GSML) 3 switched to Eastwood Pk 3rd 16.11 AS Airdrie AFC (SSML) 0 Blantyre Celtic (CSAFL) 5 3rd 07.12 Auchinleck Boswell (Ayr) 2 Eaglesham (SAFL) 3 3rd 11.01 Barrhead YM (GGPL) 1 Pollok (CSAFL) 2 3rd 16.11 Blochairn Star "B" (SSML) 2 Cumbernauld Colts (Cal) 1 3rd 22.02 Broomhouse (GGPL) A Arthurlie United (CSAFL) A Both Clubs Expelled 3rd 16.11 Campsie AFC (St & D) 0 St. Mungo's (Cal) 7 3rd 23.11 Cardross (WOS) 1 Weir Recreation (GGPL) 1 aet 1-1 4-5 3rd 18.01 Carrick (Ayr) 4 Winlinton Wolves (Ayr) 1 3rd 14.12 Chryston (CSAFL) 1 St. Patricks FP (CSAFL) 3 3rd 16.11 Clark Drive (Ayr) 7 Gallowhill (P & D) 0 3rd 16.11 Colville Park (CSAFL) 6 Viewfield Rovers (Cal) 1 3rd 07.12 Corkerhill (WOS) 1 Drumchapel Ams (CSAFL) 9 3rd 23.11 Crosshill Thistle (Ayr) 2 Tynecastle (SSML) 3 3rd 23.11 Crosslands Utd (GSML) 3 Whifflet Athletic (SSML) 3 aet 2-2 3-4 3rd 16.11 Crownpark (WOS) 2 Baillieston Thistle (GGPL) 3 3rd 16.11 Dalziel HSFPs (Cal) 1 East Kilbride FC (SAFL) 2 3rd 23.11 Dirrans Athletic (Ayr) 5 Calderglen (GGPL) 0 3rd 23.11 Drumchapel Colts (SAFL) 2 Milton AFC (Cal) 3 3rd 16.11 Dumbarton Harp (GGPL) 1 Busby (SAFL) 5 3rd 30.11 East Kilbride (CSAFL) 3 Uddingston Anvil (CSAFL) 7 3rd 16.11 Eastfield (CSAFL) 2 Kilbirnie (Ayr) 1 3rd 11.01 Eddlewood (GGPL) 4 Redbrae (CSAFL) 3 3rd 14.12 Gartcairn Football Acad (SECL) 1 Hurlford Thistle (Ayr) 14 3rd 08.02 Giffnock (WOS) 0 Campsie Minerva (CSAFL) 2 switched to Campsie Min. 3rd 30.11 Glasgow Caledonian (GSML) 1 Redbrae Athletic (St & D) 3 3rd 23.11 Greenock HSFPs (CSAFL) 5 EKFC Whitehills (Cal) 2 3rd 16.11 Haldane United (SAFL) 2 Strathclyde University (GGPL) 4 3rd 21.12 Hamilton FP (Cal) 3 Vale of Leven Academy (GGPL) 1 aet 1-1 3rd 07.12 Harestanes (CSAFL) 6 Gourock Athletic (CSAFL) 1 3rd 23.11 Independent AFC (St & D) 6 Hillington AFC (SAFL) 2 3rd 16.11 Irvine Town (Ayr) 1 Finnart (SAFL) 4 3rd 18.01 Jordanhill Campus (GGPL) 1 Giffnock North AAC (Cal) 3 3rd 16.11 Kilbride Thistle (Ayr) 1 Windlaw (SSML) 2 3rd 16.11 Lochgilphead Red Star (SAFL) 5 Cambuslang Utd (Glas Colls) 1 3rd 16.11 Maryhill Black Star (SSML) 1 Cambusnethan Talbot (CSAFL) 0 3rd 07.12 Mearns (CSAFL) 1 Ferguslie Star (SAFL) 5 3rd 16.11 Mill United (CSAFL) 1 Aikenhead Thistle (CSAFL) 3 3rd 23.11 Mill Utd (NSLAFA) 2 MLS Leeds (St & D) 5 aet 2-2 3rd 16.11 Motherwell Thistle (SAFL) 7 Bothwell Utd (NSLAFA) 0 3rd 07.12 Neilston (SAFL) 2 Easthall Star (SAFL) 6 3rd 16.11 Netherthird (Ayr) 4 KSC Wolves (Ayr) 1 3rd 07.12 Oban Saints (SAFL) 2 Glasgow Harp (Cal) 1 aet 1-1 3rd 16.11 Orchard Parkmount "A" (GGPL) 1 Glynhill Moorcroft (P & D) 4 3rd 23.11 Overtown Thistle (NSLAFA) 5 Paisley Athletic (P & D) 1 3rd 16.11 Port Glasgow (SAFL) 2 Kilbarchan Thistle (GGPL) 0 3rd 30.11 Port Glasgow OBU (SAFL) 0 South Camlachie Y.P. (SAFL) 5 3rd 16.11 Scotia Athletic (CSAFL) 1 Bannerman AFC (GGPL) 0 3rd 07.12 Silverburn (Glas Colls) 4 Coylton AFC (Ayr) 6 3rd 23.11 St. Josephs (SAFL) 3 Stewarton United (Ayr) 4 3rd 16.11 Strathclyde University (Cal) 3 Westerlands G'gow Grads (GGPL) 0 3rd 16.11 Tarbolton (Ayr) 3 Condorrat Club (CSAFL) 0 3rd 16.11 Thorn Athletic (P & D) 2 Third Lanark (GGPL) 2 aet 1-1 4-1 3rd 07.12 Thorn Athletic (SAFL) 5 Blantyre Soccer Academy 1 3rd 16.11 Vale of Girvan (Ayr) 2 Craigneuk (GGPL) 4 3rd 16.11 Wallacetoun S.C. (Ayr) 4 Drumley (Ayr) 4 aet 2-2 6-5 3rd 23.11 Waterside (CSAFL) w/o Ashvale Victoria (CSAFL) scr 3rd 23.11 Wellhouse (CSAFL) 1 Bannockburn (CSAFL) 2 aet 1-1 3rd 18.01 Westerlands (Cal) 4 Myre Athletic (GGPL) 2 3rd 16.11 Whinhall Utd (SSML) scr Knockentiber (Ayr) w/o 3rd 23.11 Whitefield Rovers (SSML) 8 Blantyre Rangers (NSLAFA) 2 SECOND ROUND Rnd Date Home Away E/T : 90 Mins Pens 2nd 12.10 AFC Fulbar (P & D) 1 Crownpark (WOS) 2 2nd 12.10 AFC Ravenscraig (SSML) 7 Bothwell & Uddingston Alb (SAFL) 0 2nd 12.10 Aikenhead Thistle (CSAFL) 6 Prestwick (Ayr) 1 2nd 05.10 Alba Thistle (SAFL) 4 Blairdardie Utd (SSML) 1 2nd 12.10 Anderston Victoria (WOS) 1 Finnart (SAFL) 4 2nd 12.10 Ardrossan Winton Rovers (Ayr) 1 Winlinton Wolves (Ayr) 2 2nd 12.10 Arkleston Athletic (P & D) 5 Kilbowie Union (SAFL) 1 2nd 26.10 Arthurlie United (CSAFL) 6 Hurlford AFC (Ayr) 0 2nd 12.10 Ashvale Victoria (CSAFL) 2 Erskine YFC (P & D) 0 2nd 12.10 Baillieston Thistle (GGPL) 3 EK Rolls Royce (SAFL) 1 2nd 12.10 Balmore (Cal) 2 Crosslands Utd (GSML) 3 aet 2nd 12.10 Bannerman AFC (GGPL) 2 Ardrossan Castle Rovers (Ayr) 1 2nd 12.10 Barrhead YM (GGPL) 4 East Kilbride YMCA (SAFL) 3 2nd 02.11 Bearsden (Cal) 1 Drumley (Ayr) 5 2nd 12.10 Beith (Ayr) 1 Coylton AFC (Ayr) 6 2nd 12.10 Blantyre Celtic (CSAFL) 4 Rhu AFC (Cal) 3 2nd 12.10 Boswell (P & D) 4 Dumbarton Harp (GGPL) 6 2nd 12.10 Bothwell Utd (NSLAFA) 3 FC Clydebank (SAFL) 2 2nd 12.10 Broomhouse (GGPL) 11 Helensburgh (WOS) 0 2nd 12.10 Brucehill Utd ( P & D) 1 Neilston (SAFL) 7 2nd 02.11 Busby (SAFL) 11 East Kilbride Accies (SSML) 0 2nd 12.10 Calderglen (GGPL) 2 Gartcosh United (Cal) 1 aet 2nd 12.10 Cambuslang Utd (Glas Colls) 4 M.Y.F.
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