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Scottish FA Cup

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Established
1873 (153 years old)

First Recorded Event
2019-10-19

Current Season
2026-2027

Current Round
1

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Sport
Soccer

Location
Scotland

Gender
Male

TV Rights
US - ESPN [2021]

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		Upcoming
23 Oct 26	PenicuikPenicuik Athletic	6:30pm	ClydeClyde
24 Oct 26	Brechin Brechin City	11:00am	StrathspStrathspey Thistle
24 Oct 26	EdinburgEdinburgh City	11:00am	Kelty HeKelty Hearts
24 Oct 26	Bo'ness Bo'ness United	11:00am	Forfar AForfar Athletic
24 Oct 26	DumbartoDumbarton	2:00pm	KeithKeith
24 Oct 26	Hill of Hill of Beath Hawthorn	2:00pm	MusselbuMusselburgh Athletic
24 Oct 26	Lochee ULochee United	2:00pm	The SparThe Spartans
24 Oct 26	Threave Threave Rovers	2:00pm	PollokPollok
24 Oct 26	Brora RaBrora Rangers	2:00pm	CowdenbeCowdenbeath
24 Oct 26	StranraeStranraer	2:00pm	TayportTayport
		Results
03 Oct 26	KirkintilKirkintilloch Rob Roy	1 - 1	Banks o' Banks o' Dee
03 Oct 26	RenfrewRenfrew	3 - 2	Broxburn Broxburn Athletic
03 Oct 26	BeithBeith	0 - 3	HuntlyHuntly
03 Oct 26	TayportTayport	3 - 0	Wick AcadWick Academy
03 Oct 26	PollokPollok	4 - 1	Albion RoAlbion Rovers
03 Oct 26	Bonnyton Bonnyton Thistle	2 - 0	East StirEast Stirlingshire
03 Oct 26	Tranent JTranent Juniors	3 - 1	Turriff UTurriff United
03 Oct 26	MusselburMusselburgh Athletic	2 - 1	LossiemouLossiemouth
03 Oct 26	HaddingtoHaddington Athletic	0 - 2	CumbernauCumbernauld Colts
03 Oct 26	DunipaceDunipace	5 - 2	Preston APreston Athletic

Description

The Scottish Football Association Challenge Cup, commonly known as the Scottish Cup (Scots: Scots Cup; Scottish Gaelic: Cupa na h-Alba), is an annual association football knock-out cup competition for men's football clubs in Scotland. The competition was first held in 1873–74. Entry is open to all 98 clubs with full membership of the Scottish Football Association (SFA), along with up to eight other clubs who are associate members. The competition is called the William Hill Scottish Cup for sponsorship reasons.

Although it is the second oldest competition in association football history, after the FA Cup, the Scottish Cup trophy is the oldest in association football and is also the oldest national trophy in the world. It was first presented to Queen's Park, who won the final match of the inaugural tournament in March 1874. The current holders are Celtic, who won the tournament for a 39th time by defeating Hearts 2–1 in the 2019 final.


Seasons

Teams

Aberdeen		Airdrieonians		Albion Rovers
Alloa Athletic		Annan Athletic		Arbroath
Auchinleck Talb		Ayr United		Banks o' Dee
Beith		Berwick Rangers		Bo'ness United
Bonnyrigg Rose		Bonnyton Thistl		Brechin City
Brora Rangers		Broxburn Athlet		Buckie Thistle
Caledonian Brav		Celtic		Civil Service S
Clachnacuddin		Clyde		Clydebank
Cove Rangers		Cowdenbeath		Cumbernauld Col
Cumnock Juniors		Dalbeattie Star		Deveronvale
Dumbarton		Dundee		Dundee United
Dunfermline Ath		Dunipace		East Fife
East Kilbride		East Stirlingsh		Edinburgh City
Elgin City		Falkirk		Forfar Athletic
Formartine Unit		Fraserburgh		Gala Fairydean
Glasgow Univers		Greenock Morton		Haddington Athl
Hamilton Academic		Heart of Midlothi		Hibernian
Hill of Beath H		Huntly		Invergordon
Inverness Caled		Inverurie Loco		Irvine Meadow X
Keith		Kelty Hearts		Kilmarnock
Kirkintilloch R		Linlithgow Rose		Livingston
Lochee United		Lossiemouth		Montrose
Motherwell		Musselburgh Ath		Nairn County
Newton Stewart		Partick Thistle		Penicuik Athlet
Peterhead		Pollok		Preston Athleti
Queen of the So		Queen's Park		Raith Rovers
Rangers		Ross County		Rothes
St Johnstone		St Mirren		Stenhousemuir
Stirling Albion		Stonehaven		Stranraer
Strathspey This		Tayport		The Spartans
Threave Rovers		Tranent Juniors		Turriff United
University of S		Wick Academy

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Last 5 winners
Celtic (2025-2026)
Aberdeen (2024-2025)
Celtic (2023-2024)
Celtic (2022-2023)
Celtic (2019-2020)

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