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Neil Lennon in Tears as He Pays Tribute to His Father Following Cup Semi Win

Dunfermline were perfect in the shootout, with four scorers converting as goalkeeper Aston Oxborough saved one penalty to send the Championship side through.

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Dunfermline booked their place in the Scottish Cup final with a penalty shootout win over Falkirk, as an emotional Neil Lennon paid tribute to his late father Gerry
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The ScotsmanThe Scotsman
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Shock troops Dunfermline add another chapter to Scottish football's crazy season

Lennon guides Pars to unlikely Scottish Cup final after derby devoid of attacking quality

·Scotland, United Kingdom
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The Herald ScotlandThe Herald Scotland
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Neil Lennon dedicates Dunfermline win to his late father after Scottish Cup drama

Neil Lennon dedicates Dunfermline win to his late father after Scottish Cup drama

·Scotland, United Kingdom
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Daily RecordDaily Record
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Gutted John McGlynn brands Falkirk 'rubbish' after painful defeat to Dunfermline

The shot-shy Bairns registered just one shot at target across 120 minutes

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Belfast LiveBelfast Live
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Neil Lennon in tears as he pays tribute to his father following Cup semi win

Dunfermline booked their place in the Scottish Cup final with a penalty shootout win over Falkirk, as an emotional Neil Lennon paid tribute to his late father Gerry

·Belfast, United Kingdom
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Falkirk HeraldFalkirk Herald
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Penalty pain for Falkirk as Bairns lose to Dunfermline and blow Scottish Cup final hopes

Falkirk suffer penalty pain against Dunfermline as Bairns blow Scottish Cup final hopes.

·Falkirk, United Kingdom
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The Scottish SunThe Scottish Sun
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NEIL LENNON won this competition four times as a player. As a manager, he’s lifted the famous old trophy four times too. But this...

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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