2005–06 Scottish Cup



































2005–06 Scottish Cup
Country Scotland
Defending champions Celtic
Champions Heart of Midlothian
Runners-up Gretna
Matches played 60
Goals scored 189 (3.15 per match)

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The 2005–06 Scottish Cup was the 121st season of Scotland's most prestigious football knockout competition, also known for sponsorship reasons as the Tennent's Scottish Cup. The Cup was won by SPL club Heart of Midlothian who defeated Second Division side Gretna on penalties after a 1–1 draw in the final. Hearts became the first non-Old Firm club to win the Cup since they themselves won it in 1997–98. Gretna earned a place in the UEFA Cup with Hearts having already qualified for the Champions League via the SPL.


A major shock occurred in the third round when First Division side Clyde defeated Cup holders Celtic 2–1. Rangers were knocked out of at the fourth round stage, losing 3–0 at home to Hibernian. East of Scotland League club Spartans reached the fourth round before eventually losing to St Mirren after a replay.




Contents






  • 1 Calendar


  • 2 First round


    • 2.1 Replay




  • 3 Second round


  • 4 Third round


    • 4.1 Replays




  • 5 Fourth round


    • 5.1 Replays




  • 6 Quarter-finals


    • 6.1 Replay




  • 7 Semi-finals


  • 8 Final


  • 9 References





Calendar


See also: Scottish Cup format





























































Round
 First match date
 Fixtures
 Clubs
Original
 Replays
First Round
 19 November 2005
 8
 1
Second Round
 10 December 2005
 10
 0
00 → 32
Third Round
 7 January 2006
 16
 3
 32 → 16
Fourth Round
 4 February 2006
 8
 6
 16 → 80
Quarter-finals
 25 February 2006
 4
 1
 8 → 4
Semi-finals
 1 April 2006
 2
 0
 4 → 2

Final
 16 May 2006
 1
 0
 2 → 1


First round
















































Home team
 Score
 Away team

Alloa Athletic
 9 – 0
Selkirk

Stenhousemuir
 3 – 2
East Stirlingshire

Cowdenbeath
 0 – 3
Greenock Morton

Dumbarton
 4 – 1
Forres Mechanics

Spartans
 1 – 0
Berwick Rangers

Stirling Albion
 2 – 1
Elgin City

Partick Thistle
 1 – 1
Albion Rovers

Preston Athletic
 2 – 6
Gretna


Replay













Home team
 Score
 Away team

Albion Rovers
 1 – 3
Partick Thistle


Second round


























































Home team
 Score
 Away team

Alloa Athletic
 1 – 0
Montrose

Arbroath
 1 – 0
Dumbarton

Ayr United
 3 – 2
Greenock Morton

East Fife
 0 – 3
Peterhead

Gretna
 6 – 1
Cove Rangers

Lossiemouth
 0 – 5
Spartans

Queen's Park
 2 – 0
Raith Rovers

Stenhousemuir
 1 – 4
Partick Thistle

Stirling Albion
 1 – 0
Inverurie Loco Works

Threave Rovers
 0 – 4
Forfar Athletic


Third round
























































































Home team
 Score
 Away team

Clyde
 2 – 1
Celtic

Dundee
 2 – 0
Stranraer

Alloa Athletic
 1 – 1
Livingston

Dundee United
 2 – 3
Aberdeen

Dunfermline Athletic
 3 – 4
Airdrie United

Falkirk
 2 – 1
Brechin City

Heart of Midlothian
 2 – 1
Kilmarnock

Hibernian
 6 – 0
Arbroath

Inverness CT
 1 – 1
Ayr United

Queen of the South
 1 – 1
Hamilton Academical

Rangers
 5 – 0
Peterhead

Ross County
 5 – 0
Forfar Athletic

Spartans
 3 – 2
Queen's Park

St Johnstone
 0 – 1
Gretna

St Mirren
 3 – 0
Motherwell

Stirling Albion
 0 – 1
Partick Thistle


Replays























Home team
 Score
 Away team

Hamilton Academical
 1 – 0
Queen of the South

Ayr United
 0 – 2
Inverness CT

Livingston
 1 – 2
Alloa Athletic


Fourth round


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4 February 2006












Airdrie United 1 – 1 Dundee

McLaren Goal 59'
Deasley Goal 21'

New Broomfield, Airdrie





4 February 2006












Clyde 0 – 0 Gretna

Broadwood Stadium, Cumbernauld





4 February 2006












Falkirk 1 – 1 Ross County

McBreen Goal 79'
 Cowin Goal 17'

Falkirk Stadium, Falkirk





4 February 2006












Hamilton Academical 0 – 0 Alloa Athletic

New Douglas Park, Hamilton





4 February 2006












Heart of Midlothian 3 – 0 Aberdeen
Pospisil Goal 21'
Elliot Goal 34'
Pressley Goal 45' (pen.)

Tynecastle Stadium, Edinburgh





4 February 2006












Inverness CT 2 – 2 Partick Thistle

Caledonian Stadium, Inverness





4 February 2006












Rangers 0 – 3 Hibernian

O'Connor Goal 50'
Sproule Goal 59'
Killen Goal 78'

Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow





8 February 2006












Spartans 0 – 0 St Mirren

City Park, Edinburgh



Replays




7 February 2006












Alloa Athletic 0 – 3 Hamilton Academical

McLaughlin Goal 13'
Neil Goal 19' (pen.)
Ferguson Goal 87'

Recreation Park, Alloa





14 February 2006












Dundee 2 – 0 Airdrie United

Deasley Goal 8'
Lynch Goal 71'

Dens Park, Dundee





14 February 2006












Gretna 4 – 0 Clyde

Grady Goal 25', 70', 82'
Deuchar Goal 89'

Raydale Park, Gretna





14 February 2006












Ross County 0 – 1 Falkirk

Gow Goal 63'

Victoria Park, Dingwall





14 February 2006












St Mirren 3 – 0 Spartans

Sutton Goal 12'
Adam Goal 27'
Maxwell Goal 68'

Love Street, Paisley





15 February 2006












Partick Thistle 1 – 1 (a.e.t.)
(4 – 2 pen.)		 Inverness CT

Firhill Stadium, Glasgow



Quarter-finals




25 February 2006












Falkirk 1 – 5 Hibernian

McBreen Goal 70'
 Report
Riordan Goal 9'
O'Connor Goal 67'
Sproule Goal 74'
Caldwell Goal 77'
Fletcher Goal 88'


Falkirk Stadium, Falkirk

Attendance: 6,259






25 February 2006












Gretna 1 – 0 St Mirren

Deuchar Goal 73'
 Report


Raydale Park, Gretna

Attendance: 2,850






25 February 2006












Hamilton Academical 0 – 0 Dundee
Report


New Douglas Park, Hamilton

Attendance: 4,486[1]






25 February 2006












Heart of Midlothian 2 – 1 Partick Thistle

Jankauskas Goal 6'
Cesnauskis Goal 63'
 Report Roberts Goal 75'


Tynecastle Stadium, Edinburgh

Attendance: 16,365




Replay




9 March 2006












Dundee 3 – 2 (a.e.t.) Hamilton Academical

Mann Goal 56'
Lynch Goal 68'
Craig Goal 91'
 Report
Juanjo Goal 75'
Keogh Goal 82'


Dens Park, Dundee

Attendance: 7,460[1]




Semi-finals




1 April 2006












Gretna 3 – 0 Dundee

Deuchar Goal 45'
McGuffie Goal 58' (pen.)
Smith Goal 82' (o.g.)
 Report


Hampden Park, Glasgow

Attendance: 14,179

Referee: Calum Murray






2 April 2006












Hibernian 0 – 4 Heart of Midlothian
Report
Hartley Goal 28', 59', 88' (pen.)
Jankauskas Goal 81'


Hampden Park, Glasgow

Attendance: 43,180

Referee: Stuart Dougal




Final


Main article: 2006 Scottish Cup Final



13 May 2006

15:00


















Heart of Midlothian 1–1 (a.e.t.) Gretna

Skacel Goal 39'
 Report
McGuffie Goal 76'
Penalties
4–2


Hampden Park, Glasgow

Attendance: 51,23

Referee: Dougie McDonald




References





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