On a blustery day in Paisley Arhurlie Cantera met Kirkintilloch Rob Roy in the quarter finals of the Regional Under 19s Cup.

Both teams saw goals ruled out early on, Rob Roy being called offside whilst Cantera were judged to have ran the ball out of play, to which they were unhappy at the referee's decision. This was to be the best honest sniff at a goal we would see in what otherwise was a stalemate of a first half however, where Cantera were the stronger side they were kept at bay from a strong defensive partnership between Rob Roy's centre backs.

A speculative overhead kick from Cantera's Conor Bolger early on went wide, whilst a tame effort from a one-on-one situation by Rob Roy's Fraser Dawson was easily saved by the goalkeeper. 

The first half saw five minutes of time added on however after Rob Roy's Lloyd Aitken came off second best after putting in a fantastic crunching challenge whilst defending a Cantera attack. Unfortunately Aitken hurt his knee in the process and had to be replaced just before half time.

The second half was immediately more end to end from either team, with Rob Roy's team talk seemingly working as they began to form a series of chances. Luke McNiven hit just wide from the edge of the box, before Dawson found himself failing to capitalise on a one-on-one scenario yet again, with a poor effort being saved by the Cantera goalkeeper Nathan McCrohon who had a strong game.

With Rob Roy failing to take advantage on their opportunities it looked like extra time and penalties may have been looming, however Cantera finally broke the deadlock on the 68th minute when a long ball into the box was trundled home from Robert Wilson who got a toe to the ball before the goalkeeper.

The goal changed the Cantera mentality who continued to attack and put pressure on the Rob Roy defence as the game entered its closing stages. Cantera were rewarded on the 80th minute when Matthew MacDowall floated a speculative effort towards goal from around 25 yards which looped over the goalkeepers head and into the bottom corner of the net. Rob Roy's Callum McCauley perhaps didn't shower himself with glory after failing to keep the shot out, and with a 2-0 lead Cantera were now in the clear.

A few final efforts came including an audacious free kick from around 50 yards by Cantera's Conor Bolger which went well over the bar. However, this was to prove no difference to the end result as Cantera advance to the semi finals after holding on to a deserved 2-0 win.