2009 Scottish League Cup Final
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The <entity_0> was the <entity_7> match of the <entity_1>, the 62nd season of the Scottish League Cup. The match was played at <entity_4>, Glasgow on <entity_3>, and was won by <entity_6>, who beat Old Firm rivals and Cup holders, <entity_5>, <entity_8>-<entity_9> after extra time. In the semi-finals, <entity_6> beat Dundee United 11–10 on penalties after the match ended <entity_9>–<entity_9> following extra time. <entity_5> beat Falkirk 3–<entity_9> in their Semi-<entity_7>. <entity_6> faced First Division Livingston at <entity_6> Park in their first match, a comfortable 4–<entity_9> victory was secured with goals from Glenn Loovens, Georgios Samaras and Scott Brown. The previous season's losing finalists Dundee United were <entity_6>'s opponents in the Semi-<entity_7> at Hampden, The match ended goalless after extra time and so was decided by a penalty shootout. Lee Wilkie; who had missed the penalty in the <entity_2> which allowed <entity_5> to win the cup, missed United's ninth penalty, Glenn Loovens therefore had a chance to win the match but could not score either. As both <entity_5> and <entity_6> had been competing in Europe, they entered the competition in the third round. Hamilton Academical were beaten <entity_8>–<entity_9> at Ibrox in the quarter-<entity_7>. Two goals from Nacho Novo and one from Kris Boyd ensured a 3–<entity_9> victory at <entity_4>. Also missing through injury for <entity_6> were Lee Naylor, Shaun Maloney, Paddy McCourt, Koki Mizuno and Willo Flood who was ineligible, having played for Dundee United in the semi-<entity_7>. <entity_6>'s Glenn Loovens and <entity_5>' Pedro Mendes were lining up against each other, having also done so in the previous season's English FA Cup Final. Darren O'Dea scored with a header to give <entity_6> a 1–<entity_9> lead, within two minutes of extra time commencing.
['association football match', 'association football final', 'final']