Forget the excuses, the moans, and the “what ifs.” Eleven names delivered when it mattered, and the rest will just have to chew on it. Saturday morning football has never looked sharper, harder, or hungrier.

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Hugh Dunnits’s Team of the Week:

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GK – Rory Burns – WOODBANK FC

The Woodbank shot-stopper was immense under pressure, producing big saves when his team needed him most. Burns is growing into one of the most reliable keepers around, and his calm presence between the posts helped secure a vital result.

DEF – Jordan Kinnaird – Park Sports Project

The leader at the back — Kinnaird’s composure and organisation held the defence firm. A performance full of grit and authority.

DEF – Kieran Tidser – Netherton AFC

The left back was the MOTM on the day and he scored the opening goal of the game before producing a couple of nice assists. 

DEF – Daryl Glancy – Nethercraigs

Back from injury and straight into the spotlight. Glancy was immense, capped his performance with a crucial goal-line clearance, and showed why his return is such a boost for the Nerries.

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MID – Kenny MacSween – Lokomotiv

The star turn. A hat-trick from the wing, defensive tracking, and relentless pressing — MacSween was everywhere. Simply unplayable.

MID – Andy Lindsay – Toryglen Thistle

Another hat trick of goals and assists for the Toryglen Talisman. Andy was just  unplayable on Saturday giving the defender nightmares with his all round quality.

MID – Tahir Bhatti – Glasgow Ansar

Bhatti got the club’s official man of the match. The midfield maestro was involved in everything good Ansar created, He also held the ball up well and dominated the midfield area before scoring an unbelievable free kick. 

MID – Willie Stalker – Rutherglen Glencairn AFC

Stalker has came back into the team and has been back to his old self great pace direct and some excellent deliveries gave his opponent nightmares all game.

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STR – Archie McNicol – Glasgow Island

Archie once again proved his scoring prowess, netting three goals in a commanding 8-2 victory over Clydebank. The striker’s remarkable hat-trick adds to his impressive tally, solidifying his reputation as one of the most formidable strikers in the league set up.

STR – Ben McAllister River Nevis

The striker’s “perfect hat-trick” — left foot, right foot, and header — was a masterclass in finishing. A complete centre-forward display and a clear Player of the Week contender.

STR – Scott Paton – Port Glasgow Boys Club

Clinical. A hat-trick and an assist for the fourth — Paton was the spearhead of every move and showed a ruthless edge in front of goal.

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MANAGER – Thomas Quinn – Rutherglen Glencairn AFC

In a stunning display of grit and determination, Thomas Quinn’s Rutherglen Glencairn AFC secured a remarkable victory over East Kilbride in the Scottish Cup, proving the pundits wrong and booking their place in the next round.

Glencairn, a club many had written off before a ball was even kicked, went into the clash as clear underdogs. Pundits gave them little chance against a formidable East Kilbride side, who were expected to cruise through to the next stage of the competition. However, Quinn’s men had other ideas.

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