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1938–39 Scottish Cup
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1938–39 Scottish Cup Scotland Clyde Motherwell 1937–38 1946–47
The 1938–39 Scottish Cup was the 61st staging of Scotland's most prestigious football knockout competition. This was the last edition to be played until 1946-47, as World War II forced all major football competitions in the country to be postponed. The Cup was won for the first time by Clyde, who defeated Motherwell in the final.Scottish Cup final: 80th anniversary for Clyde side that held the trophy longest, BBC Sport, 27 May 2019
First round
Home teamScoreAway teamAberdeen1 – 0Albion RoversAlloa Athletic2 – 1Ayr UnitedBlairgowrie3 – 2DumbartonBo'ness United1 – 4Hamilton AcademicalBurntisland3 – 8CelticClyde2 – 0St JohnstoneCowdenbeath3 – 3Partick ThistleDundee2 – 0St Bernard'sDundee United2 – 0StenhousemuirDuns4 – 1GirvanEast Fife1 – 2MontroseEdinburgh City3 – 3StranraerFalkirk5 – 0Brechin CityFalkirk Amateurs2 – 4Elgin CityForfar Athletic0 – 3HibernianHearts14 – 2Penicuik AthleticHuntly1 – 8MotherwellKilmarnock6 – 1Berwick RangersKing's Park5 – 5Babcock & WilcoxLeith Athletic0 – 2AirdrieoniansNithsdale Wanderers5 – 5Buckie ThistleQueen of the South5 – 4ArbroathQueen's Park4 – 1St Cuthbert WanderersRaith Rovers0 – 1RangersSt Mirren7 – 0East StirlingshireThird Lanark8 – 2Clachnacuddin
Replays
Home teamScoreAway teamBuckie Thistle5 – 2Nithsdale WanderersBabcock & Wilcox3 – 2Kings ParkPartick Thistle1 – 2CowdenbeathStranraer1 – 2Edinburgh City
Second round
Home teamScoreAway teamAberdeen5 – 1Queen's ParkBlairgowrie3 – 3Buckie ThistleDundee0 – 0ClydeDundee United1 – 5MotherwellDunfermline Athletic2 – 0DunsFalkirk7 – 0AirdrieoniansHearts14 – 1Elgin CityHibernian3 – 1KilmarnockMontrose1 – 7CelticQueen of the South5 – 0Babcock & WilcoxRangers2 – 0Hamilton AcademicalThird Lanark3 – 0CowdenbeathEdinburgh City1 – 3St Mirren
Replays
Home teamScoreAway teamBuckie Thistle4 – 1BlairgowrieClyde1 – 0Dundee
Third round
Home teamScoreAway teamBuckie Thistle0 – 6Third LanarkDunfermline Athletic1 – 1Alloa AthleticFalkirk2 – 3AberdeenHearts2 – 2CelticMotherwell4 – 2St MirrenRangers1 – 4Clyde
Replays
Home teamScoreAway teamAlloa Athletic3 – 2Dunfermline AthleticCeltic2 – 1Hearts
Quarter-finals
Home teamScoreAway teamAberdeen2 – 0Queen of the SouthClyde1 – 0Third LanarkHibernian3 – 1Alloa AthleticMotherwell3 – 1Celtic
Semi-finals
25 March 1939 Aberdeen
1–1
Motherwell
81,756
25 March 1939 Clyde
1–0
Hibernian
39,812
Replays
29 March 1939
Motherwell
3–1
Aberdeen
40,539
Final
22 April 1939
Clyde
4–0
Motherwell
Martin Wallace Noble
Hampden Park, Glasgow
94,000
Teams
CLYDE: GK SCO Jock BrownRB SCO Jimmy KirkLB SCO Jimmy HickieRH SCO Harry Beaton (Captain)CH NIR Eddie FalloonLH IRE Ned WeirRW SCO Tom RobertsonIR SCO Davie NobleCF SCO Willie MartinIL RSA 1928 Dougie WallaceLW SCO John GilliesManager:SCO Paddy TraversMOTHERWELL: GK SCO Andrew MurrayRB SCO Hugh WalesLB WAL Ben EllisRH SCO Tommy McKenzieCH SCO John BlairLH SCO Willie TelferRW SCO Duncan OgilvieIR SCO Hutton BremnerCF SCO Davie MathieIL SCO George StevensonLW SCO Johnny McCullochManager:SCO John 'Sailor' Hunter
See also
1938–39 in Scottish football
References
External links
Video highlights from official Pathé News archive
Association football Scotland
Category:Scottish Cup seasons
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