Scottish Cup trophy tour comes to East Fife's MGM Timber Bayview Stadium

East Fife will welcome supporters to a special evening with the Scottish Cup trophy tomorrow.

The trophy tour makes it way to the MGM Timber Bayview Stadium on Thursday with the event running from 6.30pm to 8.30pm in the Main Lounge, and it offers fans of all ages the chance to get up close with one of the most iconic trophies in world football.

Hosted by the Scottish FA, the night will bring together players, supporters and invited guests for an evening celebrating the history, prestige and tradition of the competition.

The coveted tour comes ahead of the Fifers hosting boss Dick Campbell’s old club Arbroath in the third round of this year’s competition this Saturday.

The Scottish Gas Men's Scottish Cup trophy (Photo: Craig Foy/SNS Group)placeholder image
The Scottish Gas Men's Scottish Cup trophy (Photo: Craig Foy/SNS Group)

Fans will be able to view the Scottish Cup, have photographs taken with it, and listen to a panel discussion. There will also be an audience Q&A session, giving supporters the chance to put questions to the panel.

A prize draw will take place on the night, with one supporter winning a pair of tickets to a 2025/26 Scottish Cup semi-final. A complimentary drink will be provided on arrival, with alcoholic options available for over-18s.

Tickets are priced at £2, with seating allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

The club says the evening promises to be a memorable occasion for the East Fife community, offering a rare chance to celebrate the romance of the Scottish Cup at the heart of Bayview.

An East Fife spokesperson said: "This promises to be a special night for the East Fife community as we come together to celebrate the history and romance of the Scottish Cup right here at Bayview. We look forward to welcoming you for an evening to remember!”

Meanwhile, Campbell’s team have learned their round of 32 opponent in this season’s KDM Evolution Trophy following last Friday’s draw.

The Fifers – who finished fourth in the league-phase and as a result were seeded – will travel to Borough Briggs next month to take on Scottish League Two’s Elgin City.

That tie is set to take place on the midweek of Tuesday, December 9. Reaching the next round would be worth at least £40,000 to East Fife.

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