Cambuslang Rangers co-boss Billy Campbell says his facet confirmed their mettle to e book an enormous cup conflict with Darvel.
The West of Scotland Soccer League Convention B title winners progressed to the quarter-finals of the Kilmarnock Pie WOSFL League Cup after a 9-8 penalty shootout win over Craigmark Burntonians.
Camby performed out a 2-2 draw with the fifth-placed Convention A facet, discovering themselves two targets down inside quarter-hour.
Jay McFarlane-Letham obtained one again for Campbell’s facet earlier than Scott Anson levelled issues after half-time.
Simply two out of 5 penalties on each groups have been scored and proceedings went
to sudden dying, with Craigmark blinking first and the Somervell Park facet progressing.
It units up one other cup tie with Premier Division title-chasers Darvel, who they misplaced to 5-1 earlier this yr within the South Problem Cup.
Campbell was happy with how his facet coped after having to name upon some children on account of accidents of their workforce.
He stated: “I haven’t seen so many penalties in my life! Nevertheless it was truly fairly good. The primary half we had 20 minutes of insanity the place we misplaced a few targets.
“We weren’t clicking and there was no actual circulate to our sport. We had just a few lacking for the sport so we needed to carry just a few of the younger boys in, and so they have been nice.
“They actually helped us out and we obtained one aim again with Jay scoring the primary. So we're actually happy with that.
“We obtained it to 2-1 with out a lot circulate or actually enjoying, however over the course of the second half we deserved to
get our leveller and presumably a bit extra.
“Craigmark have been working laborious and so they had robust boys up entrance. They labored exceptionally laborious and it was fairly an gratifying sport to observe.
“We performed much more like we've been doing within the second half.”