1994-95 - Raith Rovers. Goalscorers Gordon Dalziel and Stevie Crawford celebrate with goalkeeper Scott Thomson, who saves from Celtic's Paul McStay to win penalty shootout 6-5 following 2-2 draw after extra-time at Ibrox (Pic SNS)1994-95 - Raith Rovers. Goalscorers Gordon Dalziel and Stevie Crawford celebrate with goalkeeper Scott Thomson, who saves from Celtic's Paul McStay to win penalty shootout 6-5 following 2-2 draw after extra-time at Ibrox (Pic SNS)
1994-95 - Raith Rovers. Goalscorers Gordon Dalziel and Stevie Crawford celebrate with goalkeeper Scott Thomson, who saves from Celtic's Paul McStay to win penalty shootout 6-5 following 2-2 draw after extra-time at Ibrox (Pic SNS)

In pictures: Shock Scottish League Cup winners since 1994, from Raith Rovers to St Johnstone

By Craig Goldthorp
Published 5th Nov 2024, 17:11 BST
Updated 6th Nov 2024, 13:49 BST
Since Raith Rovers’ League Cup final victory over Celtic at Ibrox in 1994, there have been another eight finals won by non Old Firm clubs.

Aberdeen (twice), Livingston, Hibernian, Kilmarnock, St Mirren, Ross County and St Johnstone have all done it. Here, the Fife Free Press recounts the rare occasions when Celtic and Rangers – who last weekend booked their places in this season’s final to be played at Hampden Park on Sunday, December 15 – failed to get it done in the tournament.

2020-21 - St Johnstone. Shaun Rooney celebrates scoring in the 1-0 final victory over Livingston at Hampden, in a game delayed for two months by the coronavirus pandemic. (Pic SNS)

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2020-21 - St Johnstone. Shaun Rooney celebrates scoring in the 1-0 final victory over Livingston at Hampden, in a game delayed for two months by the coronavirus pandemic. (Pic SNS) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group

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