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2003–04 Scottish Cup
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2003–04 Tennent's Scottish Cup Scotland Celtic Dunfermline Athletic 60 Henrik Larsson (5) 2002–03 2004–05
The 2003–04 Scottish Cup was the 119th staging of Scotland's most prestigious football knockout competition, also known for sponsorship reasons as the Tennent's Scottish Cup. The Cup was won by Celtic who defeated Dunfermline Athletic in the final. The final was Henrik Larsson's last competitive match for Celtic. The Final also proved to be Dunfermline manager Jimmy Calderwood's last match as manager of the Fife club.
First round
Home teamScoreAway teamClachnacuddin0 – 2StranraerCowdenbeath5 – 2Edinburgh CityElgin City1 – 2PeterheadForfar Athletic1 – 1East FifeGretna4 – 0DumbartonMontrose1 – 1Albion RoversSpartans6 – 1Buckie ThistleStirling Albion3 – 1Queen's Park
Replays
Home teamScoreAway teamAlbion Rovers1 – 3MontroseEast Fife3 – 3 (4 – 1 pen.)Forfar Athletic
Second round
Home teamScoreAway teamAlloa Athletic3 – 3SpartansBerwick Rangers4 – 2HuntlyEast Stirlingshire0 – 5CowdenbeathGreenock Morton4 – 0Vale of LeithenGretna5 – 1StenhousemuirInverurie Loco Works1 – 5Airdrie UnitedMontrose1 – 0Threave RoversPeterhead0 – 2East FifeStranraer0 – 1Hamilton AcademicalStirling Albion1 – 2Arbroath
Replay
Home teamScoreAway teamSpartans5 – 3Alloa Athletic
Third round
Home teamScoreAway teamAberdeen0 – 0DundeeArbroath1 – 4SpartansAyr United1 – 2FalkirkCeltic2 – 0Ross CountyClyde3 – 0GretnaDunfermline Athletic3 – 1Dundee UnitedEast Fife0 – 1Queen of the SouthHamilton Academical2 – 0CowdenbeathHearts2 – 0Berwick RangersHibernian0 – 2RangersInverness CT5 – 1Brechin CityLivingston1 – 0MontroseGreenock Morton0 – 3Partick ThistleRaith Rovers1 – 3KilmarnockSt Johnstone0 – 3MotherwellSt Mirren2 – 0Airdrie United
Replays
Home teamScoreAway teamDundee2 – 3Aberdeen
Fourth round
Home teamScoreAway teamClyde0 – 3Dunfermline AthleticFalkirk0 – 2AberdeenHearts0 – 3CelticKilmarnock0 – 2RangersMotherwell3 – 2Queen of the SouthPartick Thistle5 – 1Hamilton AcademicalSpartans0 – 4LivingstonSt Mirren0 – 1Inverness CT
Quarter-finals
6 March 2004
Aberdeen
1–1
Livingston
Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen
6 March 2004
Motherwell
0–1
Inverness CT
Fir Park, Motherwell
6 March 2004
Partick Thistle
0–3
Dunfermline Athletic
Firhill Stadium, Glasgow
7 March 2004
Celtic
1–0
Rangers
Celtic Park, Glasgow
Replay
18 March 2004
Livingston
1–0
Aberdeen
Almondvale Stadium, Livingston
Semi-finals
10 April 2004
Inverness CT
1–1
Report
Dunfermline Athletic
Ritchie 45
Brewster 67
Hampden Park, Glasgow
Hugh Dallas
13,255
11 April 2004
Livingston
1–3
Report
Celtic
McMenamin 79
Sutton 37 65 Larsson 50
Hampden Park, Glasgow
Kenny Clark
26,152
Replay
20 April 2004
Dunfermline Athletic
3–2
Report
Inverness CT
Young 25 Brewster 63 Nicholson 78
Ritchie 7 Bingham 90 pen.
Pittodrie, Aberdeen
Hugh Dallas
5,728
Final
2004 Scottish Cup final
22 May 2004
15:00
Dunfermline Athletic
1–3
Report
Celtic
Skerla 40
Larsson 58 71 Petrov 84
Hampden Park, Glasgow
Stuart Dougal
50,846
Largest Wins
A list of the largest wins from the competition.
+ScoreHome teamAway teamStage6-1SpartansBuckie ThistleFirst Round0-5East StirlingshireCowdenbeathSecond Round5-1GretnaStenhousemuirSecond RoundInverness Caledonian ThistleBrechin CityThird RoundPartick ThistleHamilton AcademicalFourth Round1-5Inverurie Loco WorksAirdrie UnitedSecond Round
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