Sat, 12 Apr, 2008 - 15:41
Queen of the South 4 Aberdeen 3
Queen of the South substitute John Stewart made himself the hero of Dumfries with the Scottish Cup semi-final winner against his former club Aberdeen on a crazy afternoon at Hampden.
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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: HampdenPlace: SeldomPlace: FirhillPerson: of thePerson: of the SouthPerson: John StewartPerson: Andrew ConsidinePerson: Steve ToshPerson: Queen of the SouthPerson: Paul BurnsPerson: Seán O’ConnorPerson: Barry NicholsonPerson: ConsidinePerson: StewartPerson: Stephen DobbiePerson: Jimmy ThomsonPerson: DoonhamersPerson: Derek SoutarPerson: DobbiePerson: ToshPerson: SoutarPerson: Ryan McCannPerson: Andy AitkenPerson: GretnaPerson: BurnsPerson: SeverinPerson: Jamie MacDonaldPerson: McQuilkenPerson: DiamondPerson: Scott SeverinPerson: Chris MaguirePerson: MacdonaldPerson: Sone AlukoPerson: MaguirePerson: Lee MillerPerson: NicholsonPerson: O’ConnorPerson: Zander DiamondPerson: MillerEvent: Scottish CupEvent: Scottish Cup finalOrganisation: QueenOrganisation: SouthOrganisation: AberdeenOrganisation: Queen of the SouthOrganisation: DumfriesOrganisation: Queen ofOrganisation: DonsOrganisation: Irn-BruOrganisation: QueensOrganisation: Partick ThistleOrganisation: RangersOrganisation: St JohnstoneOrganisation: ConsidineOrganisation: Palmerston
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