The Foster's Scottish Amateur Cup
Presented to the SAFA in 1910 by the SFA. Replaced by a new replica trophy purchased in 2005 by SAFA at a cost of £13,550.00 and the original placed in the Scottish Football Museum. Open for competition annually by all member clubs within the SAFA.
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