Selkirk Victoria up for cup against beaten 2021 finalists Leithen Rovers

Selkirk Victoria beating Hawick Colts in last month's Wright Cup semi-finals (Pic: Bill McBurnie)Selkirk Victoria beating Hawick Colts in last month's Wright Cup semi-finals (Pic: Bill McBurnie)
Selkirk Victoria beating Hawick Colts in last month's Wright Cup semi-finals (Pic: Bill McBurnie)
A cup final features among this coming Saturday’s Border Amateur Football Association fixtures.

It’s the Wright Cup that’s at stake and it will be contested by Selkirk Victoria and Leithen Rovers – beaten finalist last time round, having lost 2-1 to Tweedmouth Amateurs at Kelso in last October’s final – at Woodend in Jedburgh, with kick-off at 2pm.

To get to the final, Selkirk beat Coldstream Amateurs 8-1 in round one, Gala Hotspur 4-1 in August’s quarter-finals and Hawick Colts 2-1 in last month’s semis.

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Their Innerleithen opponents’ route to this weekend’s final was, after a first-round bye, a 1-0 quarter-final win against Biggar United and 4-3 semi-final defeat of Earlston Rhymers.

The rest of Saturday’s fixture card comprises eight league matches, three apiece in the A and B divisions and two in the C division.

Hawick Waverley host Greenlaw, Langlee Amateurs are at home to Chirnside United and Newtown travel to Stow in the A division.

Duns Amateurs top that table on 12 points from six games, ahead of second-placed Langlee on goal difference after playing two games more.

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Earlston Rhymers are at home to Biggar, Hawick Legion to Gala Hotspur and Hawick United to Coldstream Amateurs in the B division.

Ancrum are in pole position in the B division with the same return as Duns in the league above, with Hawick Colts second on ten points from four games.

Saturday’s two C division games see Lauder on the road at Berwick Colts and Kelso Thistle at home to St Boswells.

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