1953 Scottish Cup Final

1953 Scottish Cup Final
Event 1952–53 Scottish Cup
Date 25 April 1953
Venue Hampden Park, Glasgow
Referee Jack Mowat
Attendance 129,761
Replay
Date 29 April 1953
Venue Hampden Park, Glasgow
Referee Jack Mowat
Attendance 113,700

The 1953 Scottish Cup Final was played on 25 April 1953 at Hampden Park in Glasgow and was the final of the 68th staging of the Scottish Cup. Aberdeen and Rangers contested the match. The match was drawn 1-1 and was replayed four days later. In the rematch Rangers won 1-0 through a Billy Simpson goal in the 42nd minute.

The Victory was Rangers' 14th Scottish Cup.

Final

Rangers 1 – 1 Aberdeen
Prentice  8' Yorston  80'
Attendance: 129,761
Referee: Jack Mowat

Teams

RANGERS:
GKScotland George Niven
RBScotland George Young
LBScotland John Little
RHScotland Ian McColl
CHScotland Duncan Stanners
LHScotland Jim Pryde
RWScotland Willie Waddell
IRScotland Derek Grierson
CFScotland Willie Paton
ILScotland John Prentice
LWSouth Africa Johnny Hubbard
Manager:
Scotland Bill Struth
ABERDEEN:
GKScotland Fred Martin
RBScotland Jimmy Mitchell
LBScotland Davie Shaw
RHScotland Tony Harris
CHScotland Alec Young
LHScotland Jack Allister
RWScotland Ian Rodger
IRScotland Harry Yorston
CFScotland Paddy Buckley
ILScotland George Hamilton
LWEngland Jack Hather
Manager:
Scotland Dave Halliday

Replay


Rangers 1 – 0 Aberdeen
Billy Simpson  42'
Attendance: 113,700
Referee: Jack Mowat

Teams

RANGERS:
GKScotland George Niven
RBScotland George Young
LBScotland John Little
RHScotland Ian McColl
CHScotland Willie Woodburn
LHScotland Jim Pryde
RWScotland Willie Waddell
IRScotland Derek Grierson
CFNorthern Ireland Billy Simpson
ILScotland Willie Paton
LWSouth Africa Johnny Hubbard
Manager:
Scotland Bill Struth
ABERDEEN:
GKScotland Fred Martin
RBScotland Jimmy Mitchell
LBScotland Davie Shaw
RHScotland Tony Harris
CHScotland Alec Young
LHScotland Jack Allister
RWScotland Ian Rodger
IRScotland Harry Yorston
CFScotland Paddy Buckley
ILScotland George Hamilton
LWEngland Jack Hather
Manager:
Scotland Dave Halliday
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