The West of Scotland Premier Division side shocked their League Two opponents to round off a hugely entertaining weekend which saw 84 goals in across the 20 ties.

The action got underway on Friday night as Cumnock threatened an upset against League Two high-fliers Dumbarton before eventually losing 3-1.

An action-packed Saturday then saw 18 matches take place across the country and it was East of Scotland League side Sauchie Juniors who produced the shock of the day as they scored three first-half goals to defeat League Two Bonnyrigg Rose 3-2 at Beechwood Park.

Another League Two side who came unstuck was Stranraer, who were edged out by Highland League Fraserburgh, while Drumchapel United one of the performance of the round to win 4-1 away to Lowland League outfit Gretna 2008.

With no replays in this season’s competition, penalties were needed on two occasions as Auchinleck Talbot and Stirling Albion both edged through after the drama of spot-kicks.

Kane Hester enjoyed a day to remember as the Elgin City forward scored all four goals in their win over Camelon, while notable mentions also go to Dunipace’s David Grant and Darvel’s Allan Mackenzie also bagged hat-tricks in emphatic wins for their sides.

Full Second Round Results

Friday Cumnock Juniors 1-3 Dumbarton

Saturday Brechin City 2-2 Stirling Albion – Stirling Albion win 8-7 on penalties Bo'ness 1-1 Auchinleck Talbot – Auchinleck Talbot win 5-3 on penalties Buckie Thistle 1-3 Open Goal Broomhill Carnoustie Panmure 1-2 Formartine United Dalbeattie Star 1-7 Darvel Dunbar United 1-3 University of Stirling Duniplace 5-2 Turriff United East Kilbride 5-0 Caledonian Braves Elgin City 4-0 Camelon Juniors Fraserburgh 2-1 Stranraer Glasgow University 1-4 Albion Rovers (AET) Gretna 2008 1-4 Drumchapel United Kilwinning Rangers 1-3 Forfar Athletic Linlithgow Rose 4-0 Spartans Newtongrange Star 0-1 Hill of Beath Hawthorn Sauchie Juniors 3-2 Bonnyrigg Rose Stenhousemuir 2-1 East Fife Wick Academy 2-0 Benburb

Monday Pollock 4-3 Annan Athletic

Third Round Draw

The draw for the Third Round of the Scottish Cup took place yesterday afternoon, with former Scotland and Hearts defender Christophe Berra conducting the draw.

The matches are set to take place over the weekend of Saturday, 26 November.