2007 Scottish Challenge Cup Final
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The <entity_0> was an <entity_1> between Dunfermline Athletic and <entity_3>, held on <entity_2> at <entity_5> in Dundee. <entity_3> progressed through four knock-out rounds to reach the <entity_6> whilst Dunfermline Athletic contested only three after receiving a random bye into the second round. The <entity_2> <entity_6> was Dunfermline's second appearance in a cup <entity_6> in six months having lost the previous season's Scottish Cup <entity_6> in May, however, it was the club's first Challenge Cup <entity_6>. The match was <entity_3>'s second appearance in the <entity_6> of the tournament having lost in 1996. In the second half, <entity_3> scored two more goals from Peter MacDonald and Rocco Quinn to win 3–1 and advance to the <entity_6> for the first time since losing in 1996 to Stranraer. The <entity_2> <entity_6> was hosted at <entity_5> in Dundee which had been Dundee F.C. The match was the first time <entity_5> hosted a national cup <entity_6> since the Scottish League Cup in 1980. <entity_3> contested four matches before the <entity_6>; one at home at McDiarmid Park and the other three away, scoring ten goals, conceding three and keeping only one clean sheet. Both teams were competing in the Scottish First Division at the time of the <entity_6> and despite being ranked at opposite ends of the league table, <entity_3> in third and Dunfermline in ninth, both teams were in relatively bad form. Three days before the <entity_6>, <entity_3>'s manager Owen Coyle was announced as the new manager of English Championship club Burnley, and so assistant manager Sandy Stewart was appointed as caretaker manager for the <entity_6>; he accepted an offer to join Coyle at Burnley after the match. The beginning of the match was dominated by <entity_3> and after 13 minutes they were awarded a penalty kick by referee <entity_4> when Dunfermline midfielder Stephen Simmons collided with <entity_3>'s Steven Anderson in the penalty area.
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