The 1906–07

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knockout competition. The cup was won by

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, the first time a club claimed the national '

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Calendar

First round

First round repeat

First round replay

First round repeat replay

First round second replay

Second round

Second round replay

Second round second replay

Quarter-final

Quarter-final replay

Quarter-final second replay

Semi-finals

Semi-final replay

Semi-final second replay

Final

Teams

References

External links

Season 1906-07 Celtic
esults list, including Qualifying Cup The Beautiful Dribbling Game
Scottish Cup 1906/07
RSSSF {{DEFAULTSORT:1906-07 Scottish Cup Scottish Cup seasons

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