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Zvolen

Zvolen and Poprad, November 26th. Source.

Poprad host HKM Zvolen.

HKM Zvolen was founded in 1927. They've won the Slovak Extraliga three times, most recently in 2020-21, and they won the 2004-05 Continental Cup. They currently have one Canadian on the roster, Chris Langkow.

Zvolen is close to the geographic centre of Slovakia. It has a castle that has been in continuous use since the 1370s, at one time as the local seat of government, but now as a gallery of 16th century art, including devotional carvings by Master Paul of Levoca to rival Tilman Reimenschneider's.

[Poprad 2 - 1 Zvolen]

Previous results:

2023/12/28    Zvolen vs Poprad

2023/11/26    Zvolen 1 - 5 Poprad

2023/10/15    Poprad 3 - 2 Zvolen

Mount Greenock

Mount Greenock, Alberta. Source.

It's the Scottish Cup, Round Four. This round introduces the twelve Premiership clubs, who will mix it up with six from the Championship, six from League 1, five from League 2, two from the Highland League and one from the Lowland League.

Morton host Montrose. These two last met in the third round of the 2021-22 Challenge Cup. They played to a scoreless draw before Morton won in the shootout. They've met twice before in the Scottish Cup, in 1975-76 and in 1995-96, and Montrose won both times.

Morton are nine games without a loss, going back to Round Three of the Scottish Cup on November 25th. Montrose are four games without a win.

The last Morton player to score on Montrose was Craig McGuffie on May 11th, 2021.

Montrose defender Kerr Waddell played for Morton in 2018-19, as did midfielder Martin Gardyne in 2007. Nobody on the Morton squad has played for Montrose.

Montrose manager Stewart Petrie has been in the job since 2016. He's second on the SPFL seniority list after Spartans' Douglas Samuel.

The Premiership clubs have it pretty easy this round: ten of them face opponents from lower leagues. All five League Two entrants play on home ground, but four of them have Premiership opponents. The Premiership clubs are just back from their winter break, which lasted from January 3rd to the 19th, so some of them might be rusty. But not Rangers. They played two friendlies last week: Hertha on January 13th (a loss) and Copenhagen on the 16th (a draw).

Is the winter break just there so that Premiership managers can concentrate on the winter transfer window?

Imrie has spent the transfer window extending the current squad's contracts rather than searching for new players.

[Morton 2 - 0 Montrose. Goals by Gillespie and Oakley. Morton advance.]

The other Scottish Cup matches:

Clyde 0 - 2 Aberdeen (yesterday)

These two have met in the cup six times before. Clyde won the first two times, Aberdeen the next four. Aberdeen beat Clyde 10 - 3 on January 31st, 1962.

Kilmarnock [2 - 0] Dundee

This is the only all-Premiership match in this round. These two have met in the Scottish Cup seven times before. Kilmarnock won four times, Dundee three.

St Mirren [1 - 0] Queen of the South

They met in the 2013-14 cup and St Mirren advanced.

Livingston [2 - 1] Raith Rovers

They met in 2019-20 and 2020-21 and Livi won both times.

Ross County [0 - 3] Partick Thistle    Upset

These two met once before, in 2007, and Partick won.

Motherwell [3 - 1] Alloa

They've met three times before, and Motherwell have always won.

Airdrieonians [1 - 0] St Johnstone    Upset

They met in the 2002-03 cup and St Johnstone squeaked through. 

Ayr United [3 - 0] Kelty Hearts

First match ever. Ayr sacked manager Lee Bullen Monday.

Inverness CT [4 - 0] Broomhill

First match ever.

Bonnyrigg Rose [2 - 1] Falkirk    Upset

First Scottish Cup match.

Dumbarton [1 - 4] Rangers

These two have met in the Scottish Cup eleven times before. Dumbarton triumphed the first three times (1874-75, 1880-81 and 1881-82); Rangers have won every time since. They met in the 1896-97 final.

The Spartans [1 - 2] Hearts

These two Edinburgh clubs have never played a competitive match before.

Forfar [0 - 1] Hibs

They've met in the Scottish Cup six times before and Hibs have always won.

Celtic [5 - 0] Buckie Thistle (tomorrow)

First meeting ever.

Brora Rangers vs Cove Rangers (January 23 30)

First meeting in this cup.

Other matches:

Dunfermline Athletic vs Queen's Park [postponed again]

This is a Championship match postponed from December 2nd.

Banks o' Dee [3 - 0] Inverurie Loco Works

Lochee United vs East Craigie [postponed]

Largs Thistle [1 - 3] Pollok

Carluke Rovers [2 - 1] Saltcoats Victoria

FC Isle of Man [1 - 1] Kendal Town

Coleraine [0 - 2] Carrick Rangers

Abahani Dhaka [3 - 1] Sheikh Russel

Morton Women vs Westdyke (tomorrow) [postponed]

Lowland League Cup, Round One (tomorrow):

Stirling University [4 - 2] Cowdenbeath

2023 Asian Cup, Group D:

2024/1/19    Iraq [2 - 1] Japan

It's the 46th Empress's Cup semi-finals:

Match No. 45: INAC Kobe Leonessa [3 - 2] Elfen Saitama

Match No. 46: Urawa Reds [3 - 3] Sanfrecce Hiroshima Regina [Urawa win on PK]

How many times have Morton played Montrose each decade?

2020s        4    (2 playoff, 1 Challenge Cup, 1 Scottish Cup)

2010s        1    (League Cup)

2000s        4    (all league matches)

1990s        7    (4 league, 2 Scottish Cup, 1 Challenge Cup)

1980s        7    (all league matches)

1970s      11    (8 league, 2 Spring Cup, 1 Scottish Cup)

1960s      11    (all league matches)

1950s        9    (all league matches)

1940s        0

1930s      10    (all league matches)

1920s        0

Historical matches:

1945/1/20      Queen's Park 2 - 1 Morton

1968/1/20      Morton 5 - 2 Dundee United

1996/1/20      Clydebank 0 - 1 Morton

Goals by Warren Hawke.

Montrose FC in the Northern League:

1919-20      8      5      1      2    24    12    +12    11    1st

1918-19                            no league

1917-18                            no league

1916-17                            no league

1915-16                            no league

1914-15      3      1      1      1      7      7        0      3    6th

1913-14    14      5      1      8    21    21        0    11    3rd

1912-13    12      4      3      5    21    18      +3    11    3rd

1911-12      9      3      2      4      9    16       -7      8    5th

1910-11    11      3      2      6    12    26     -14      8    6th

1909-10    10      3      3      4    14    15       -1      9    4th

1908-09    21      5      2    14    21    41     -20    12    12th

1907-08    22      7      2    13    36    51     -15    16    11th

1906-07    26      7      6    13    31    57     -26    20    13th

1905-06    21      7      5      9    33    42       -9    19    8th

1904-05    23    10      5      8    30    27      +3    25    6th

1903-04    22    17      0      5    53    25    +28    34    1st

1902-03    23      9      3    11    39    41       -2    21    9th

1901-02    21      4      1    16    33    69     -36      9    11th

1900-01    17      1      4    12    20    74     -54      6    10th

1899-00    14      2      1    11    29    58     -29      5    8th

1898-99    14      1      0    13    24    64     -40      2    8th

1897-98    14      5      2      7    25    28       -3    12    5th

1896-97    14      4      3      7    23    41     -18    11    6th

1895-96    14      4      3      7    30    41     -11    11    6th

1894-95                            no league

1893-94    11      4      2      5    26    32       -6    10    3rd

1892-93    18    10      2      6    81    48    +33    22    3rd

1891-92    14      5      4      5    49    45      +4    14    3rd

(Source: Scottish Football Historical Archive)

Arthurlie FC 1893-94:

date unkn      Wishaw Thistle 2 - 3 Arthurlie    SA

1894/5/12      Royal Albert 3 - 2 Arthurlie    SA

1894/5/5        Airdrieonians 1 - 4 Arthurlie    SA

1894/4/28      Arthurlie 2 - 1 Cambuslang    SA

1894/3/31      Cambuslang 5 - 1 Arthurlie    SA

1894/3/10      Kilmarnock 3 - 3 Arthurlie    friendly

1894/3/3        Arthurlie 5 - 1 Albion Rovers    SA

1894/2/24      Arthurlie 2 - 0 Ayr    friendly

1894/2/17      Methlan Park 3 - 3 Arthurlie    Is this Helensburgh Arthurlie?

1894/1/13      St Mirren 3 - 1 Arthurlie    RCup SF

1893/12/23    Arthurlie 5 - 4 Cartvale

1893/12/2      Neilston 2 - 2 Arthurlie    friendly

1893/11/18    Arthurlie 6 - 0 Paisley Celtic    RCup R3

1893/11/11    Arthurlie 4 - 0 Thornliebank

1893/11/4      Arthurlie 2 - 0 Stevenston Thistle    friendly

1893/10/28    Arthurlie 10 - 1 Lochwinnoch    RCup R2

1893/10/21    Arthurlie 7 - 6 Dykebar

1893/10/14    Ayr 4 - 4 Arthurlie

1893/10/7      bye    RCup R1

1893/10/7      Arthurlie 4 - 0 Neilston    friendly

1893/9/30      Arthurlie 4 - 4 Airdrieonians    SA

1893/9/23      Arthurlie 2 - 2 Kilmarnock Athletic    friendly

1893/9/15      Albion Rovers 1 - 0 Arthurlie    SA

1893/9/9        Arthurlie 2 - 4 Royal Albert    SA

1893/9/2        Saltcoats Victoria 5 - 3 Arthurlie    SCup PR1

1893/8/26      Arthurlie 3 - 2 Wishaw Thistle    SA

(Sources: Scottish Football Historical Archive for the Scottish Alliance, the Renfrewshire Cup; The Beautiful Dribbling Game for the Scottish Cup; Glasgow Herald for 1893/9/23, 1893/10/7, 1893/10/14, 1893/10/21, 1893/11/4, 1893/11/11, 1893/12/2, 1893/12/23    I have called a match a friendly only if the Herald used the word.)

Heller Altarpiece Self-Portrait

Albrecht Dürer painted himself into the Heller altarpiece as a reminder to his patron to pay up. The altarpiece itself was destroyed in a fire in 1729; this is a copy by Jobst Harrich. Source.

Red Bay Co-operative Society

Red Bay Co-operative Society flag. Source.

PWHL: Minnesota at Ottawa

Source.

The Professional Women's Hockey League is under way. Minnesota visit Ottawa.

There are six teams in this new league: Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Boston, New York and Minnesota. None of them have club names or logos yet. It's a small league, but then you might learn every player's name.

The PWHL is the latest in a string of women's leagues that have come and gone over the past quarter century: NWHL (1999-2007), WWHL (2004-11), CWHL (2007-17) and PHF (2018-22). This new league is a creation of the Professional Women's Hockey Players Association and entrepreneur Mark Walter, who put up the money to buy and shut down the PHF. The PWHPA, made up of most of the Canadian and US Olympic team players, had been boycotting the PHF and seeking an NHL-sponsored pro league. Walter, as co-owner of the LA Dodgers (valued at $4.8 billion) and Chelsea FC ($3.1 billion), is rich, but not as rich as the combined value of 32 NHL teams ($41.9 billion). Part of the deal was the voiding of all PHF contracts, some just signed, which seems kind of underhanded coming from a players' union. Read about Daryl Watts' contract here.

The Ottawa team plays at the Civic Centre, home of the OHL 67's, and formerly home of the WHA's Ottawa Nationals (1972-73) and the NHL's Ottawa Senators (1992 to 1996). They wear red, white and black, as an Ottawa team should, though the black is more of a charcoal grey. The Ottawa coach is Carla MacLeod, who previously headed the Calgary University Dinos and the Czech national women's team.

Minnesota have the Minnesota Wild's stadium as their home rink, with seating for 17,954. They wear purple, black and white, not far off from the Minnesota Whitecaps colours. Their roster is loaded with Minnesotans (thirteen), six of whom played for the Whitecaps. Kendall Coyne is Minnesota captain. She won the Isobel Cup with the Whitecaps in 2019.

Ottawa had a team in the NWHL from 1998-99 to 2006-07 and the CWHL from 2007-08 to 2009-10. Minnesota Whitecaps participated in the Western Women's Hockey League from 2004-05 to 2010-11, and the PHF from 2018-19 to 2022-23.

In a preseason tournament held in Utica December 4th to 7th, Minnesota and New York each won three games; Toronto, Montreal and Boston each had a win and two losses; and Ottawa lost all three. Minnesota beat Ottawa 8 - 4.

Minnesota is already on its second head coach. Story.

The PWHL has adopted some rule changes, the biggest being the 3-point win. 3 points are awarded for a regulation-time win, 2 for an overtime or shoot-out win, 1 for an overtime or shootout loss, and 0 for a regulation-time loss. Also, if a shorthanded team scores it ends the penalty. Overtime is played 3 on 3 (plus goalies).

Ottawa set a professional women's hockey game attendance record of 8,318 with their home opener against Montreal on January 2nd. Minnesota broke that record with 13,316 fans at their home opener on January 6th.

Minnesota hold first place with 10 points from three wins and an overtime loss. Ottawa, who have played two fewer games, have a win and an overtime loss for 4 points, good for fourth place.

You can watch any PWHL game on Youtube.

[Minnesota win 3 - 2 in overtime.] [Report.]

Nancy Columbia

Nancy Columbia, born at the Chicago World's Fair on this date in 1893, became a film star in 1911, writing and acting in movies with aboriginal themes. Source. 

Ester Blenda Nordström

Swedish adventurer and writer Ester Blenda Nordström (1891 - 1948) is shown fooling around with the object that would ultimately cause her demise, while pointing a revolver with the other hand. Source.

Coventry Blaze versus Fife Flyers

Veteran Janne Laakkonen has played for both Coventry Blaze and Fife Flyers. Source.

Fife visit Coventry Blaze at the 3,000-seat SkyDome. Fife are tenth in the standings. Coventry are seventh.

The Blaze started out as Solihull Barons in 1965. They moved down the road to Coventry in 2000 and joined the new EIHL in 2003. They have been league champion four times.

Coventry is in the West Midlands. The flag of Coventry, adopted in 2018, features Lady Godiva, a local resident.

[Coventry 5 - 4 Fife]

Previous results:

2023/12/2      Fife 2 - 4 Coventry

2023/11/19    Fife 4 - 3 Coventry

2023/11/18    Coventry 3 - 4 Fife

2023/10/1      Coventry 4 - 6 Fife

Coventry Blaze in the Continental Cup:

2005/10/14    Herning 2 - 2 Coventry Blaze

2005/10/15    Coventry Blaze 5 - 4 Amstel Tijgers

2005/10/16    Grenoble 2 - 0 Coventry Blaze

2007/10/12    Aalborg 3 - 0 Coventry Blaze

2007/10/13    Coventry Blaze 3 - 2 Red Bull Salzburg

2007/10/14    Slavia Ljubljana 4 - 2 Coventry Blaze

2008/11/21    Coventry Blaze 6 - 3 Stavbar Maribor

2008/11/22    Dunaújvárosi Acélbikák 4 - 6 Coventry Blaze

2008/11/23    Bozen 1 - 0 Coventry Blaze

2010/11/26    Coventry Blaze 6 - 1 Liepājas Metalurgs

2010/11/27    Cracovia 1 - 6 Coventry Blaze

2010/11/28    Dragons de Rouen 7 - 5 Coventry Blaze

2015/10/23    Dunărea Galați 2 - 7 Coventry Blaze

2015/10/24    Coventry Blaze 12 - 1 Partizan Belgrade

2015/10/25    Coventry Blaze 2 - 3 GKS Tychy

Fife Flyers in the British Hockey League:

1982-83    26    10    3    13    162    187     -25    23    3rd, D1A

1983-84    32      9    2    21    217    237     -20    20    7th, PD

1983-84      8      1    0      7      27      71     -44      2    5th, ACup Scot

1984-85    36    27    4      5    325    168   +157   58    2nd, PD

1984-85      4      4    0      0      38      20    +18      8    1st, pl B    X

1984-85      8      8    0      0      93      45    +48    16    1st, ACup Scot

1985-86    36    20    6    10    270    196    +74    46    5th, PD

1985-86      4      4    0      0      29      17    +12      8    1st, pl A

1985-86      8      5    1      2      65      40    +25    11    2nd, ACup Scot

1985-86      7      5    0      2      73      44    +29    10    3rd, SL

1986-87    36    23    1    12    317    215   +102   47    4th, PD

1986-87      4      3    0      1      32      18    +14      6    1st, pl B

1986-87      8      8    0      0    104      44    +60    16    1st, ACup Scot

1986-87      8      5    0      3      77      56    +21    10    3rd, SL

1987-88    36    26    2      8    323    215   +108   54    3rd, PD

1987-88      4      4    0      0      42      20    +22      8    1st, pl A

1987-88      6      5    0      1      64      38    +26    10    2nd, ACup Scot

1987-88      3      3    0      0      21      11    +10      6    1st, SL

1988-89    36    24    1    11    311    231    +80    49    4th, PD

1988-89      4      1    1      2      16      28     -12      3    3rd, pl A

1988-89      8      4    3      1      72      42    +30    11    3rd, ACup Scot

1988-89      6      2    0      4      38      42       -4      4    3rd, SL

1989-90    32    14    3    15    226    264     -38    31    5th, PD

1989-90      4      2    0      2      22      22        0      4    2nd, pl B

1990-91    36      8    4    24    216    306     -90    20    10th, PD

1990-91      6      1    1      4      27      49     -22      3    3rd, p/r B

1991-92    36    27    3      6    383    204   +179   57    1st, D1

1992-93    36    15    1    20    193    232     -39    31    8th, PD

1992-93      6      0    0      6      21      56     -35      0    4th, pl B

1992-93      6      1    1      4      37      46       -9      2    4th, B&HCup A

1993-94    44    27    2    15    304    192   +112   56    3rd, PD

1993-94      6      3    1      2      36      28      +8      7    2nd, pl B

1993-94      6      1    0      5      25      37     -12      2    4th, B&HCup A

1994-95    44    20    4    20    271    242    +29    44    6th, PD

1994-95      6      3    0      3      29      37      +8      6    3rd, pl A

1994-95      8      8    0      0      70      30    +40    16    1st, B&HCup A

1995-96    36    14    6    16    209    238     -29    34    6th, PL

1995-96      6      1    1      4      22      36     -14      3    4th, pl A

1995-96      8      7    0      1      72      38    +34    14    1st, B&HCup A

ACup Scot = Autumn Cup (Scotland); B&HCup = Benson & Hedges Cup; D1 = Division One; PD = Premier Division; PL = Premier League; pl = playoffs; p/r = promotion/relegation round; SL = Scottish League; X = playoff winner

(Source: Hockey Archive)

(Source.)

The Cappielow Kiosk

The Cappielow Kiosk. Source.

Morton host Partick Thistle. Partick are third in the division with 35 points, Morton fifth with 25. Morton are eight games without a loss, league and cup, and two points out of a playoff spot. Partick won both matches against Morton in the first half of the season.

At this point last year Morton were also in fifth place, but with five more points. The Ton can end the afternoon as high as fourth or as low as sixth [fifth], which makes a nice change from November when they were adrift in tenth.

The last Morton player to score on Partick was Grant Gillespie on November 11th.

Michael Garrity is back from his latest loan spell at Annan. He has been loaned out to Annan three separate times now, and once to Dumbarton.

[Morton 1 - 1 Partick. Morton's goal came on an own goal by Partick's Jack McMillan.]

The other Championship matches:

Inverness CT (7th) 0 - 1 Dundee United (2nd) (last night)

Arbroath (10th) [0 - 0] Ayr United (8th)

Dunfermline Athletic (6th) vs Airdrieonians (4th) [postponed]

Raith Rovers (1st) [1 - 2] Queen's Park (9th)

Leeann Dempster quit as Queen's Park CEO last Saturday.

Other matches:

East Stirlingshire [2 - 1] Linlithgow Rose

Lossiemouth [1 - 6] Banks o' Dee

East Craigie vs Forfar United [postponed]

Peebles Rovers [1 - 1] Tweedmouth Rangers

Arthurlie [2 - 1] Largs Thistle

Carluke Rovers [2 - 5] BSC Glasgow

Padiham [3 - 1] FC Isle of Man

Cardiff Metropolitan University [2 - 2] Caernarfon

This concludes Phase 1 of the Cymru Premier schedule. The league will now split into top and bottom halves. Cardiff MU have made it into the top half.

Carrick Rangers [0 - 2] Glenavon

Sheikh Russel [0 - 1] Police

The postponed 2023 AFC Asian Cup starts tomorrow in Qatar. Japan are in Group D. The squad includes Celtic's Reo Hatate and Daizen Maeda, but not Kyogo Furuhashi.

2024/1/14      Japan [4 - 2] Vietnam

Tomorrow it's the 45th Empress's Cup quarter-finals:

Match No. 41: Urawa Reds (WE) [2 - 0] JEF United (WE)

Match No. 42: Mynavi Sendai (WE) [0 - 1] Sanfrecce Hiroshima Regina (WE)

Match No. 43: INAC Kobe Leonessa (WE) [2 - 0] Albirex Niigata (WE)

Match No. 44: NTV Tokyo Verdy Beleza (WE) [0 - 1] Elfen Saitama (WE)

Historical matches:

1945/1/13      Morton 5 - 1 Hearts

1996/1/9        St Johnstone 6 - 1 Morton

This was Morton's worst defeat of the season. Goal by Janne Lindberg.

1996/1/13      Morton 1 - 0 Dundee

Goal by John Anderson.

Falkirk vs East Stirlingshire between the wars:

1920/4/10      Falkirk 1 - 1 East Stirlingshire    StirlCup F

1920/4/24      Falkirk 3 - 1 East Stirlingshire    StirlCup F replay

1920/5/8        Falkirk 5 - 0 East Stirlingshire    FICS R1

1921/5/14      Falkirk 1 - 0 East Stirlingshire    FICS F

1922/4/10      Falkirk 1 - 0 East Stirlingshire    StirlConCup R1

1922/5/13      Falkirk 3 - 0 East Stirlingshire    FICS F

1924/4/7        East Stirlingshire 2 - 0 Falkirk    StirlCup SF

1924/5/10      Falkirk 4 - 1 East Stirlingshire    FICS F

1925/5/9        East Stirlingshire 3 - 2 Falkirk    FICS F

1925/8/26      East Stirlingshire 1 - 2 Falkirk    StirlCup R1

1926/5/1        Falkirk 2 - 2 East Stirlingshire (Falkirk won on corners)    FICS R1

1927/5/7        East Stirlingshire 2 - 1 Falkirk    FICS R1

1927/8/15      East Stirlingshire 2 - 0 Falkirk    StirlCup R1

1929/5/4        East Stirlingshire 2 - 1 Falkirk    FICS F

1930/8/18      Falkirk 4 - 2 East Stirlingshire    FICS F

1932/4/23      East Stirlingshire 1 - 0 Falkirk    StirlCup SF

1932/5/14      Falkirk 0 - 2 East Stirlingshire    FICS R1

1932/9/7        Falkirk 7 - 1 East Stirlingshire    StirlCup R1

1932/10/15    Falkirk 3 - 0 East Stirlingshire    SFL1

1933/3/4        East Stirlingshire 1 - 2 Falkirk    SFL1

1935/2/9        East Stirlingshire 1 - 3 Falkirk    StirlCup SF

1935/9/28      Falkirk 3 - 1 East Stirlingshire    SFL2

1936/1/11      East Stirlingshire 0 - 5 Falkirk    SFL2

1936/5/9        Falkirk 3 - 0 East Stirlingshire    FICS F

1937/5/8        Falkirk 3 - 1 East Stirlingshire    FICS F

1938/5/7        Falkirk 9 - 0 East Stirlinsghire    FICS R1

1939/4/19      Falkirk 3 - 0 East Stirlingshire    StirlCup SF

1939/5/6        Falkirk 3 - 2 East Stirlingshire    FICS R1

FICS = Falkirk Infirmary Charity Shield; SFL1 = Scottish Football League Division One; SFL2 = Scottish Football League Division Two; StirlCup = Stirlingshire Cup; StirlConCup = Stirlingshire Consolation Cup

(Sources: Fitbastats; Scottish Football Historical Archive)

Arthurlie FC 1892-93:

1893/5/31      Motherwell 8 - 1 Arthurlie    ScF

1893/5/27      St Mirren 4 - 1 Arthurlie    PChCup F

1893/5/13      Arthurlie 2 - 1 Wishaw Thistle    ScF

1893/4/29      Arthurlie 6 - 2 Cambuslang

1893/4/22      Arthurlie 4 - 1 Clydebank    ScF

1893/4/15      Dykebar 0 - 2 Arthurlie    PChCup R1

1893/4/8        Neilston 2 - 0 Arthurlie    ScF

1893/3/25      Arthurlie 2 - 1 Pollokshaws    ScF

1893/3/18      Falkirk 4 - 3 Arthurlie    ScF

1893/3/11      Arthurlie 2 - 2 Royal Albert    ScF

1893/3/4        Arthurlie 2 - 1 Motherwell    ScF

1893/2/25      Albion Rovers 3 - 3 Arthurlie    ScF

1893/2/18      Pollokshaws 2 - 5 Arthurlie    ScF

1893/2/11      Arthurlie 1 - 1 Neilston    ScF

1893/2/4        Wishaw Thistle 4 - 0 Arthurlie    ScF

1893/1/28      Arthurlie 8 - 2 East Stirlingshire    ScF

1893/1/21      Arthurlie x - 1 Pollokshaws

1893/1/14      Johnstone W - L Arthurlie

1893/12/24    Arthurlie 2 - 2 Neilston    friendly

1893/12/17    Arthurlie vs Pollokshaws (abandoned)    ScF

1893/11/26    Arthurlie 2 - 1 Neilston    friendly

1892/11/19    Arthurlie vs Motherwell (abandoned)    ScF

1892/11/12    Royal Albert 3 - 0 Arthurlie    ScF

1892/11/5      Arthurlie ? - 2 Port Glasgow    friendly

1892/10/29    Morton 5 - 2 Arthurlie    RCup R2

1892/10/22    Arthurlie 3 - 1 Albion Rovers    ScF

1892/10/8      Arthurlie 5 - 1 Johnstone    RCup R1

1892/10/1      Airdrieonians 6 - 3 Arthurlie    SCup PR2 replay

1892/9/24      Arthurlie 2 - 2 Airdrieonians    SCup PR2

1892/9/17      East Stirlingshire 3 - 5 Arthurlie    ScF

1892/9/10      Arthurlie 5 - 5 Dykebar    friendly

1892/9/3        Dykebar 0 - 2 Arthurlie    SCup PR1

1892/8/27      Arthurlie 7 - 1 Falkirk    ScF

1892/8/20      Clydebank 1 - 3 Arthurlie    ScF

(Sources: Scottish Football Historical Archive for the Scottish Federation, the Renfrewshire Cup and the Paisley Charity Cup; The Beautiful Dribbling Game for the Scottish Cup; Glasgow Herald for 1892/9/10, 1892/11/5, 1892/11/26, 1892/12/3, 1893/1/14, 1893/1/21, 1893/4/29.)

There is a club that occasionally shows up in 1892-93 and 1893-94 named Helensburgh Arthurlie. They are not our Arthurlie FC.

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