Scottish Cup
December 17, 2012
Dumbarton
1 - 3
Hamilton Academical
Scottish Cup
19:30 +00:00, December 17, 2012
Strathclyde Homes Stadium, Scotland
Referee: B Madden
Accies oust Dumbarton
Scoring Summary
| Dumbarton | Hamilton Academical |
|---|---|
| Chris Turner (58') | Ali Crawford (24') |
| Michael Devlin (41') | |
| Gillepsie (75') |
Teams
| Dumbarton | Hamilton Academical |
|---|---|
| 1 Stephen Grindlay | 1 Kevin Cuthbert |
| 5 Alan Lithgow | 4 Martin Canning |
| 4 Andrew Graham | 5 Michael Devlin |
| 2 Nicholas Devlin | 8 Gary Fisher |
| 8 Scott Agnew | 2 Ziggy Gordon |
| 3 Martin McNiff | 3 Connor Mcglinchey |
| 6 Chris Turner | 10 Alex Neil |
| 11 Lamont | 7 Ali Crawford |
| 7 Garry Flening | 6 Jonathon Routledge |
| 10 Brian Prunty | 11 Lewis Longridge |
| 9 James Lister | 9 Darian Mackinnon |
| Substitutes | |
| 19 Jamie Ewings | Scott Christie 19 |
| 12 Ross Forsyth | Gillepsie 12 |
| 16 Glen Thomson | Gary Fraser 14 |
| 15 Mark Gilhaney | Jordan Kirkpatrick 16 |
| 14 Steven McDougall | Andy Ryan 15 |
| Substitutions | |
| Mark Gilhaney for Garry Flening (46) | Gillepsie for Gary Fisher (69) |
| Steven McDougall for Brian Prunty (71) | Gary Fraser for Alex Neil (81) |
| Andy Ryan for Darian Mackinnon (84) | |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Chris Turner (27) | Alex Neil (78) |
| Andrew Graham (46) | Michael Devlin (90) |
| James Lister (90) | Gillepsie (90) |
| Red Cards | |
| Chris Turner (78) | |
| · Squads: Dumbarton | Hamilton Academical | |
Hamilton secured their place in the Scottish Cup fifth round with a 3-1 away win at 10-man Dumbarton to set up a clash with Premier League outfit Dundee.
The hosts were under the cosh in the early exchanges as Alister Crawford tested home goalkeeper Stephen Grindlay before Gary Fisher hit the bar.
Hamilton's efforts bore fruit in spectacular fashion after 23 minutes when Crawford attempted a lob from 30 yards out which Grindlay could only watch sail into the net.
The Accies were two goals to the good just before the break with Michael Devlin finding space outside the box to curl home, before Jonathon Routledge hit the woodwork.
Chris Turner gave Dumbarton hope when he met Mark Lamont's cross from the left to head in just before the hour mark, but substitute Grant Gillespie responded with a chipped finish to wrap up the contest 15 minutes from time.
The hosts were then reduced to 10 men when Chris Turner was sent off for a second yellow card.