Stewarton Annick Ladies travel 700 miles for Scottish Cup tie in Shetland
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 10:09 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Stewarton Annick Ladies FC are preparing for a 700-mile round trip to play a Scottish Cup match in Shetland on Sunday. The team has raised approximately £15,000 to fund the journey, which includes an 11:15 flight from Glasgow to Sumburgh ahead of a 14:30 kick-off. This marks Shetland's first-ever Scottish Cup tie at home, providing a significant opportunity for both sides as Stewarton Annick competes in the South West Scottish Women's Football League. The match is critical as it allows the players the chance to showcase their skills on a larger stage.
- •Stewarton Annick Ladies FC will play in Shetland on August 13.
- •The team has raised £15,000 to cover travel expenses.
- •Shetland is competing in the Scottish Cup for the first time.
- •Both teams are eager for this match, creating local excitement.
- •Players have day job commitments, making logistics challenging.
- 10:09 PMYahoo Sports — Amateur team to make 700-mile round trip for cup tie in Shetland
"Stewarton Annick Ladies FC have spent three weeks raising about £15,000 to cover travelling to Shetland.
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