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Glentanar sealed a trip to Pittodrie on the 9th May after a 4-0 win over Westdyke with a convincing display however if Westdyke didn't miss their early penalty it could have the been the Westhillers that were making the trip to the SPL ground.

Westdyke had a penalty in the 6th minute after Matty Mitchell was brought down in the area by Liam Cheyne and Andrew Davidson stepped up to take the penalty which went wide. The visitors were made to pay after the miss.

The Blue and White Hoops did make a good start to the game and Glentanar's 1st goal was against the run of play because Westdyke looked the more dominant of the two teams however the visitors switched off for the 14th minute opener after Jordon Smith was allowed to go on a dashing run before blasting the ball past Rohan Bendel.

Smith nearly made it 2-0 to Glentanar after he recieved the ball from Matthew Steer and then tried his luck with a 20 yard drive which just went inches wide of the left hand post in the 22nd minute. The hosts were to be celebrating again 12 minutes later though.

As Glentanar made it 2-0 which gave them some breathing space after Liam Cheyne sent in a delightful ball from the left hand side which was met by Elliott McDonald who perfectly got in front of Bendel to head it home.

Half Time: Glentanar BC 2-0 Westdyke BC

The half time team talks were from a Glentanar point of view keep going where as a goal back in the Westdyke camp would of brought the Westhillers back in the tie. They almost let the Woodside outfit in once again though just 30 seconds into the 2nd half after a bit of miscommunication which had been affecting the visitors in the 1st half let in Elliott McDonald who tried his luck from the edge of the box however the effort just went over the bar.

Glentanar then booked their Pittodrie date with Culter on the 9th May after making it 3-0 in the 52nd minute after a great ball came in from Lewis Watson which was met by the aerial presence of Smith who perfectly guided the header into the net.

It wasn't to get better for Westdyke as Glentanar kept their attacking presence going and it saw Lewis Stephen deliver another great ball which was met by Jordon Smith who tried to get his hat-trick however his header just went a whisker wide of the left hand post.

Jordon Smith had yet again another chance to quadruple Glentanars lead after meeting a great cross from the same man again Lewis Stephen whose header went inches wide of the right hand post. Luck was to strike again from the hosts soon but from a different man.

That's because McDonald got his second in the 70th minute after Lewis Watson sent in another great ball which was met by forward Elliott McDonald who calmly slotted the ball past Bendel in the Westdyke goal to make sure they go a few miles up the road from Woodside to Pittodrie.

Full Time: Glentanar BC 4-0 Westdyke BC