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1892–93 Scottish Cup

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The 1892–93 Scottish Cup was the 20th season of Scotland's most prestigious football knockout competition. The Cup was won by Queen's Park when they beat Celtic 2–1 in the final after a replay.

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Preliminary rounds

First round

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Second round

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Quarter-final

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Semi-finals

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Final

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Attendance: 30,000[2]
Referee: R. F. Harrison

Match declared void due to frozen pitch (decided pre-match after inspection, but not announced to spectators until the second half).[3][4]

Final replay

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Ibrox Park, Govan
Attendance: 15,000[5][6]
Referee: R. F. Harrison

The winning goal was believed by some observers not to have fully entered the goal before being cleared, and Celtic protested but the score stood. Although their use would not have resolved that particular incident, this controversy and debate led to goal nets being introduced in the latter stages of the Scottish Cup from then on.[7][8]

Teams

Celtic:
GKJoseph Cullen
RBJerry Reynolds
LBDan Doyle
RHWillie Maley
CHJames Kelly
LHTom Dunbar
ORJames Blessington
IRThomas Towie
CFJake Madden
ILSandy McMahon
OLJohn Campbell
Replay:Unchanged.[a]
Queen's Park:
GKAndrew Baird
RBDonald Sillars
LBBob Smellie
RHJohn Gillespie
CHTom Robertson
LHDavid Stewart
ORWilliam Gulliland
IRTom Waddell
CFJames Hamilton
ILWilliam Sellar
OLWilliam Lambie
Replay:Robert McFarlane replaced Robertson.
  1. The FitbaStats website states that Michael Dunbar (brother of Tom) played in the first match, but other reports contradict this.[3]
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Notes

  1. A protest by Campsie was upheld and a replay was ordered.
  2. Match abandoned after 65 minutes due to crowd trouble. The result was allowed to stand.

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