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1938–39 Scottish Cup

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Football tournament season

1938–39 Scottish Cup
Tournament details
Country	Scotland
Final positions
Champions	Clyde
Runners-up	Motherwell
← 1937–38 1946–47 →

The1938–39Scottish Cup was the 61st staging of Scotland's most prestigiousfootball knockout competition. This was the last edition to be played until1946-47, asWorld War II forced all major football competitions in the country to be postponed. The Cup was won for the first time byClyde, who defeatedMotherwell in the final.^[1]

First round

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Home team	Score	Away team
Aberdeen	1 – 0	Albion Rovers
Alloa Athletic	2 – 1	Ayr United
Blairgowrie	3 – 2	Dumbarton
Bo'ness United	1 – 4	Hamilton Academical
Burntisland	3 – 8	Celtic
Clyde	2 – 0	St Johnstone
Cowdenbeath	3 – 3	Partick Thistle
Dundee	2 – 0	St Bernard's
Dundee United	2 – 0	Stenhousemuir
Duns	4 – 1	Girvan
East Fife	1 – 2	Montrose
Edinburgh City	3 – 3	Stranraer
Falkirk	5 – 0	Brechin City
Falkirk Amateurs	2 – 4	Elgin City
Forfar Athletic	0 – 3	Hibernian
Hearts	14 – 2	Penicuik Athletic
Huntly	1 – 8	Motherwell
Kilmarnock	6 – 1	Berwick Rangers
King's Park	5 – 5	Babcock & Wilcox
Leith Athletic	0 – 2	Airdrieonians
Nithsdale Wanderers	5 – 5	Buckie Thistle
Queen of the South	5 – 4	Arbroath
Queen's Park	4 – 1	St Cuthbert Wanderers
Raith Rovers	0 – 1	Rangers
St Mirren	7 – 0	East Stirlingshire
Third Lanark	8 – 2	Clachnacuddin

Replays

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Home team	Score	Away team
Buckie Thistle	5 – 2	Nithsdale Wanderers
Babcock & Wilcox	3 – 2	Kings Park
Partick Thistle	1 – 2	Cowdenbeath
Stranraer	1 – 2	Edinburgh City

Second round

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Home team	Score	Away team
Aberdeen	5 – 1	Queen's Park
Blairgowrie	3 – 3	Buckie Thistle
Dundee	0 – 0	Clyde
Dundee United	1 – 5	Motherwell
Dunfermline Athletic	2 – 0	Duns
Falkirk	7 – 0	Airdrieonians
Hearts	14 – 1	Elgin City
Hibernian	3 – 1	Kilmarnock
Montrose	1 – 7	Celtic
Queen of the South	5 – 0	Babcock & Wilcox
Rangers	2 – 0	Hamilton Academical
Third Lanark	3 – 0	Cowdenbeath
Edinburgh City	1 – 3	St Mirren

Replays

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Home team	Score	Away team
Buckie Thistle	4 – 1	Blairgowrie
Clyde	1 – 0	Dundee

Third round

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Home team	Score	Away team
Buckie Thistle	0 – 6	Third Lanark
Dunfermline Athletic	1 – 1	Alloa Athletic
Falkirk	2 – 3	Aberdeen
Hearts	2 – 2	Celtic
Motherwell	4 – 2	St Mirren
Rangers	1 – 4	Clyde

Replays

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Home team	Score	Away team
Alloa Athletic	3 – 2	Dunfermline Athletic
Celtic	2 – 1	Hearts

Quarter-finals

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Home team	Score	Away team
Aberdeen	2 – 0	Queen of the South
Clyde	1 – 0	Third Lanark
Hibernian	3 – 1	Alloa Athletic
Motherwell	3 – 1	Celtic

Semi-finals

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25 March 1939

Aberdeen	1–1	Motherwell

Attendance: 81,756

25 March 1939

Clyde	1–0	Hibernian

Attendance: 39,812

Replays

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29 March 1939

Motherwell	3–1	Aberdeen

Attendance: 40,539

Final

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22 April 1939

Clyde	4–0	Motherwell
Martin Wallace Noble

Hampden Park,Glasgow

Attendance: 94,000

Teams

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CLYDE:
GK		Jock Brown
RB		Jimmy Kirk
LB		Jimmy Hickie
RH		Harry Beaton (Captain)
CH		Eddie Falloon
LH		Ned Weir
RW		Tom Robertson
IR		Davie Noble
CF		Willie Martin
IL		Dougie Wallace
LW		John Gillies
Manager:
Paddy Travers


MOTHERWELL:
GK		Andrew Murray
RB		Hugh Wales
LB		Ben Ellis
RH		Tommy McKenzie
CH		John Blair
LH		Willie Telfer
RW		Duncan Ogilvie
IR		Hutton Bremner
CF		Davie Mathie
IL		George Stevenson
LW		Johnny McCulloch
Manager:
John 'Sailor' Hunter

References

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^Scottish Cup final: 80th anniversary for Clyde side that held the trophy longest, BBC Sport, 27 May 2019

External links

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Video highlights from officialPathé News archive

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