Summary
THERE will be an abundance of day-dreaming this week for fans of the nine non-Premierleague teams who have qualified for the last 16 of the Tennent's Scottish Cup. A combination of third-round drama and the mellow draw which followed have left many savouring the prospect of reaching the final at Hampden on May 13.
Pride of place in the fourth-round line-up goes to Clyde, who accomplished one of the great giantkilling deeds of the venerable competition when they ruined Roy Keane's debut with a well deserved 2-1 win over Celtic at Broadwood. Saturday's tie against Gretna at the same venue will keep the dream alive for one of the clubs.See the full content of this document
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Minnows' Dreams Running Amok Scottish Cup
Those seeking footballing romance could hardly ask for more than one of these sides reaching the final. Clyde,...
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