The 1935–36

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First round

Matches played 25 January 1936.

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were drawn to

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but worried that they would be unable to raise a team and the likelihood of difficult travel conditions decided to forfeit the tie and receive a payment of £120 from Celtic. In addition a friendly was arranged at

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on 28 March between the teams with Celtic running out 6-0 winners.

Replays

Matches played between 29 January and 5 February 1936.

Second replay

Match played 3 February 1936.

Second round

Matches played 8 February 1936.

Replay

Match played 12 February 1936.

Third round

Matches played 22 February 1936.

Replays

Matches played 26 February 1936.

Quarter-finals

Matches played 7 March 1936.

Semi-finals

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Final

Teams

References

External links

Video highlights
from official

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archive Scottish Cup seasons

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