Darvel in quarters
Darvel......................2 Petershill................1
Mick Kennedy couldn’t hide his delight after guiding Darvel to their f irst Scottish Cup quarter-final in 35 years.
Peasy went in front through Roddy Paterson but goals either side of half- time by Danny Boyle and Allan McKenzie sealed their last- eight spot.
Kennedy, whose side now face Broughty Ferry, said: “I’m delighted for everyone at the club.”
Peasy finished with 10 men after Matthew Sutherland saw red late on. And gaffer Martin Lauchlan, also sent to the stand for arguing the free-kick that led to the equaliser, said: “It was poor officiating.” Kilbirnie ...........0 Cumnock .........0
Alistair Mitchell blew a golden late chance to grab the points for relegation battlers Nock when he slashed wide from six yards.
Nock boss Tony McInally, who saw his side twice denied by the woodwork, said: “We deserved the three points and were the dominant team.”
Rossvale ............ 1 Auchinleck ........ 2
A match which saw four red cards ended with Rossvale’s hearts broken.
Talbot struck early through Dwayne Hyslop before Rossva le keeper Jamie Donnelly was red carded.
With no sub goalie, striker Sean Higgins took the gloves.
Liam McGonigle equalised for Vale before the interval.
Things got worse for Rossvale when Frazer Johnstone and McGonigle were also sent off with Talbot’s Kieran Healey seeing red as well.
Neil McPherson’s shot in the 91st minute f inal ly beat Higgins to give Talbot the win. Lochee Utd ......3 Forfar WE ........0
Danny Cavanagh fired the crucial second as Lochee’s title challenge stayed on course with an easy win.
The home side took the lead in 10 minutes through Danny Millar’s header.
But they had to wait until 75 minutes for Cavanagh to net goal No. 2. Scott McComiskie made it three from the penalty spot. Tayport .............. 0 Carnoustie ........ 1
The Gowfers were made to work hard for their victory against the second bottom club.
Carnoustie finally made the breakthrough in 74 minutes when Pat Martin netted following a corner.
The Fife side’s chances disappeared when Ryan Suttie was ordered off late on.