2008 Scottish Cup Final
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The <entity_0> was a <entity_4> match which took place at <entity_2> in Glasgow on <entity_3>. The match was the <entity_6> of the 123rd Scottish Cup and was contested by <entity_1> and <entity_5>. <entity_1> beat Aberdeen 4–<entity_9> in their semi-<entity_6>, <entity_5> beat St Johnstone 4–<entity_9> on penalties after the match had ended 1–1 after extra time. First Division <entity_1> were contesting a Scottish Cup <entity_6> for the first time in their history. This was <entity_5>' 50th appearance in the <entity_6>, winning 31 times and losing 17, with one <entity_6> (1909) resulting in the cup being withheld It was <entity_5>' third cup <entity_6> of the season, having won in the League Cup Final and lost in the UEFA Cup Final. <entity_1> started with the same team which had beaten Aberdeen in the semi-<entity_6> with Stephen Dobbie and Sean O'Connor up-front as part of a 4-4-<entity_8> formation. The only player to drop out of the squad from the semi <entity_6> victory was former <entity_5> youth Brian Gilmour, with Scott Robertson taking his place on the bench. <entity_5> also used a 4–4–<entity_8> formation, making four changes from the side who were beaten <entity_8>–0 in Aberdeen, with Kris Boyd and Jean-Claude Darcheville up-front. Tosh commented in The Scotsman after the cup <entity_6>, "We showed what we're capable of in the second half, and when I went into the <entity_5> dressing room they knew they had been in a game. Sean O'Connor got pushed in the back in the box at the back post and it was as blatant as the nose on my face but that would have been a decision against <entity_5> in a cup <entity_6> at the <entity_5> end and that's just not going to happen." The <entity_0> between <entity_5> and <entity_1> was broadcast live in Scotland on BBC One Scotland and in the rest of the <entity_7> on Sky Sports Xtra.
['association football match', 'association football final', 'final']