1907–08 Scottish Cup
Introduction The '''1907–08 Scottish Cup''' was the 35th season of Scotland's most prestigious football knockout competition. The Cup was won by Celtic when they beat St Mirren 5–1.
Calendar  Round  First match date  Fixtures  Clubs First Round  25 January 1908   16  32 → 16 Second Round  8 February 1908   8  16 → 8 Quarter-finals  22 February 1908  4  8 → 4 Semi-finals  21/28 March 1908  2  4 → 2 Final  18 April 1908  1  2 → 1
First round Home teamScoreAway teamAberdeen5 – 3Albion RoversAirdrieonians0 – 1DundeeCeltic4 – 0Peebles RoversDumfries0 – 4MotherwellDunblane8 – 3Elgin CityFalkirk2 – 2RangersGalston6 – 0UphallHeart of Midlothian4 – 1St JohnstoneHibernian5 – 0AbercornKilmarnock2 – 1Hamilton AcademicalMorton7 – 0Vale of AthollPartick Thistle4 – 0Bo'nessPort Glasgow Athletic7 – 2Ayr ParkhouseRaith Rovers2 – 0Inverness ThistleSt Bernard's1 – 1Queen's ParkSt Mirren3 – 1Third Lanark===Replays===Home teamScoreAway teamQueen's Park1 – 1St Bernard'sRangers4 – 1Falkirk===Second Replay===Home teamScoreAway teamQueen's Park1 – 0St Bernard'sMatch played at Cathkin Park
Second round Home teamScoreAway teamAberdeen0 – 0DundeeHeart of Midlothian4 – 0Port Glasgow AthleticHibernian3 – 0MortonKilmarnock3 – 0DunblaneMotherwell2 – 2St MirrenPartick Thistle1 – 1Raith RoversQueen's Park6 – 2GalstonRangers1 – 2Celtic===Replays===Home teamScoreAway teamDundee2 – 2AberdeenRaith Rovers2 – 1Partick ThistleSt Mirren2 – 0Motherwell===Second Replay===Home teamScoreAway teamAberdeen3 – 1DundeeMatch played at Hampden Park
Quarter-finals Home teamScoreAway teamAberdeen3 – 1Queen's ParkHibernian0 – 1KilmarnockRaith Rovers0 – 3CelticSt Mirren3 – 1Heart of Midlothian
Semi-finals ----===Replay===
Final ===Teams==='''Celtic:''' Davey AdamsAlec McNairJimmy WeirJames YoungWillie LoneyJimmy HayAlec BennettJimmy McMenemyJimmy QuinnPeter SomersDavie Hamilton'''St Mirren:''' James GrantDan GordonDavid WhiteWilliam KeyRobert RobertsonMichael McAvoyHarry ClementsJames CunninghamDavid WyllieTom PatonAndrew Anderson
See also *1907–08 in Scottish football
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