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1968–69 Scottish Cup

The 1968–69 Scottish Cup was the 84th staging of Scotland's most prestigious football knockout competition. The Cup was won by Celtic who defeated Rangers in the final.

First preliminary round

The First preliminary round was played on 14 December 1968.

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Muir
McCallan Thom

Replay

Archibald

Second preliminary round

Watson Duncan Berkeley
Graham
Alexander Martin Bostock Finn
McDonald
Livingstone Symington

Replay

McGuire

First round

Robb Traynor Mitchell Markie McIlroy
Hope Flanagan Wallace
Murdoch Paton Wilkie Jarvie
Goodwin
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Replays

Anderson Johnstone
Wallace
Callaghan
Lennox
Hughes
Gemmell

Second round

K Cameron
Wilson Malone Bartram
Harper Persson Hamilton Renton

Replays

Morrison Hughes
Murdoch ? Goodwin

Quarter-finals

Lennox
Chalmers Hall Mitchell Bartram
Harper

Replays

Craig
Hamilton

Semi-finals

Willie Henderson Willie Johnston

Final

Bobby Lennox George Connelly Stevie Chalmers

Teams

SCO Jock Stein

SCO David White

|} The attendance of 132,870 is the biggest ever for an Old Firm match.

References

(26 April 1969). "1969 Scottish Cup Final match reports". The Celtic Wiki.
McLean, David. (18 May 2017). "Scotland's all-time record football attendances". The Scotsman.

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