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Pars given home tie against Clyde in Scottish Cup 
Published: Mon, 1st Dec 2:50PM
MONDAY afternoon's draw for the fourth round of the Homecoming Scottish Cup has given the Pars a home tie against first division rivals Clyde.
The tie is due to be played on 10th January and means Athletic will face the Bully Wee twice in the space of three weeks at East End Park as the two are set to lock horns in the first division on 20th December.
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