MIM Livingston, who defeated Split Yugoplastika in the European Cup
recently, have been drawn against Inverclyde in the third round of the
Scottish Cup.
The holders held Split to 13 points (84-97) at the Forum before a
large crowd, but they can expect only a few spectators for their cup-tie
with the Greenock side, which is expected to be played by November 26.
Last season's four semi-finalists have been drawn at home, and the
only team to face first-division opposition are Paisley, who play
Boroughmuir. The draws are:
Senior men -- MIM Livingston v Inverclyde; City of Edinburgh v USN
Lakers; Cumnock v Central Scotland Police; Paisley v Boroughmuir. Women
-- Dundee or Scottish Farm v Boroughmuir Aces; City of Edinburgh v
Paisley; Royal Deeside or Grangemouth v Bo'ness Wildcats; MIM Livingston
v Edinburgh Royals.
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