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2. 1963–64 Scottish Cup - Wikipedia

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   Motherwell: 3 – 3 Hearts: Rangers: 3 – 0 Partick Thistle: St Mirren: 0 – 1 Falkirk: Replays. Home team ... Semi-finals. 28 March 1964. Dundee 4–0 Kilmarnock;

3. 2004–05 Scottish League Cup - Wikipedia

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   Motherwell: Rangers: 2–1 Celtic: Semi-finals. 1 February 2005. Heart of Midlothian 2–3 Motherwell; Burchill 85' Thorarinsson 90' Report:

4. 1964–65 Scottish Cup - Wikipedia

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   Toggle Semi-finals subsection. 6.1 Replays. 7 Final. Toggle Final subsection. 7.1 Teams. 8 See also. ... Rangers: Motherwell: 1 – 0 Hearts: Semi-finals. 27 March ...

5. Holders Rangers to face Motherwell in semi-finals

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   Holders Rangers will face Motherwell in the Scottish League Cup semi-finals. Celtic take on Aberdeen in the other tie. The games will take place on the weekend of 2-3 November.

6. Motherwell 1-2 Rangers: Have your say - AOL

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   Holders Rangers staged a second-half comeback to beat Motherwell and secure a Scottish League Cup final place against Celtic, with Nedim Bajrami's late deflected strike eventually decisive.

7. 1964–65 Scottish League Cup - Wikipedia

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   Toggle Semi-finals subsection. 4.1 Ties. 5 Final. ... Rangers: Final positions; Champions: Rangers: ... Motherwell: 6 2 1 3 8 11 0.727 5 Falkirk: 6 1 1 4 9 16

8. 1988–89 Scottish Cup - Wikipedia

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   Toggle Semi-finals subsection. 6.1 Replays. 7 Final. ... Rangers: Tournament statistics ... Motherwell (1) Forfar Athletic (2) 1–1 Clyde (2) Hearts (1)

9. Motherwell 'not crying' about disallowed goal v Rangers - Watt

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   Motherwell forward Tony Watt says his side "aren't going to start crying" about their disallowed goal against Rangers. Stuart Kettlewell's men were 2-1 up against Rangers when Jack Butland bundled ...