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Dunfermline Upsets Hibernian with Injury-Time Own Goal

1/17/2026

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Dunfermline Triumphs Late

Dunfermline Athletic defeated Hibernian 1-0 in the Scottish Cup, thanks to an injury-time own goal by Miguel Chaiwa.
The match was played at KDM Group East End Park and drew 10,350 spectators, the club’s largest attendance in more than a decade.
New signings Olly Thomas and Callumn Morrison made their debuts for Dunfermline.
Hibernian must now focus on securing a strong league finish after this early cup exit.

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Rangers Advance Dominantly

Rangers defeated Annan Athletic 5-0 in the Scottish Cup, advancing to the next round.
Bojan Miovski scored a hat-trick, including the 12th-minute opener and a penalty.
Kieran Dowell scored the third goal early in the second half.
Thelo Aasgaard scored a stunning free-kick.
New signings Andreas Skov Olsen and Tochi Chukwuani made their debuts.

History

Historical Context

Established in 1873, the Scottish Cup is Scotland's oldest football tournament, organized by the Scottish Football Association. The inaugural match occurred on October 18, 1873, with Renton defeating Kilmarnock. Queen's Park won the first final in 1874, and by 2021, Rangers had claimed 33 titles, showcasing the tournament's role in fostering club rivalries and cultural significance in Scottish football.

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Dunfermline Triumphs Late

Dunfermline Athletic defeated Hibernian 1-0 in the Scottish Cup, thanks to an injury-time own goal by Miguel Chaiwa.
The match was played at KDM Group East End Park and drew 10,350 spectators, the club’s largest attendance in more than a decade.
New signings Olly Thomas and Callumn Morrison made their debuts for Dunfermline.
Hibernian must now focus on securing a strong league finish after this early cup exit.

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