Hugh Dunnit — Team of the Week (4-3-3)

Goalkeeper

David Kempton — Busby AFC

Late fitness test on Friday, then saves two penalties to send Busby through. That’s a keeper deciding a cup tie.

Defence

RB — Kyle McKay (Rosebank United)

Covered both full-back roles and scored from a free kick. Proper shift for the team.

RCB — Sam McAvoy (Westhill United)

Captain’s performance. Held the line while Westhill turned a two-goal deficit into a win.

CB – Ben McKenzie (Greater Croftpark Rose)

The centre back was at the top of his game on Saturday which really helped stop the very dangerous PGBC attack.

LB — Christian Barcz (Bishopton FC)

Solid throughout. Clear decisions, good use of the ball, and no fuss at the back.

Midfield

DM — Alessandro Taouss (Westhill United)

Drove Westhill forward all game. Took the ball in tight areas and carried the fight.

CM — Brandon McAuley (Camby Milan)

Goal and three assists in the first half. Game settled early because of him.

AM — Chris Wilson (Third Lanark)

Two goals and the difference in the final third.

Attack

RW — Ethan Furze (Bishopton FC)

Involved in all three goals. Movement and composure when chances came.

ST — Kyle Macdonald (Westhill United)

Two goals and an assist. Centre-forward doing the job.

LW — Ciaran McFadden (QPSFC)

Came off the bench and forced penalties with a late goal. Then stepped up and scored 

Eleven players. Eleven moments that mattered.

Cup football doesn’t care about reputation — only who delivers when the game is on the line.

No buzzwords, no shortcuts — just lads doing it right. That’s Scottish amateur football as Hugh sees it.