Lewis Mayo – Kilmarnock
Lewis started and played the full 90 minutes as Killie progressed to the Fifth Round of the Scottish Cup with a last gasp victory over Dumbarton at Rugby Park.
Former Rangers winger Jordan Jones popped up with the winning goal in stoppage time for Derek McInnes’ side, with Lewis making his ninth successive start after he was forced to sit out of Wednesday evening’s match against his parent club.
Killie return to league action with a trip to Dingwall to face Ross County on Saturday afternoon as Lewis looks to continue helping his side climb the Scottish Premiership table.
Apps: 26
Kane Ritchie-Hosler – Dunfermline Athletic
Kane was an extra time substitution as the Pars tasted defeat to Partick Thistle on penalties in the Scottish Cup at Firhill.
The 20-year-old was introduced just shy of half time in extra time, replacing Joe Chalmers as Dunfermline searched for a winning goal before the penalty shootout.
James McPake’s men will look for an immediate return to winning ways when they face Clyde on Saturday afternoon, looking to strengthen their grip on top spot in League One.
Apps: 8
Goals: 1
Assists: 1
Kai Kennedy – Falkirk
Kai started and played 90 minutes as Falkirk progressed in the Scottish Cup at the expense of Alloa Athletic with a 2-1 victory away from home.
The attacker continues to be an ever-present under John McGlynn this season, with the Bairns going strong in both the league and cup as Kai earns valuable experience in a competitive league environment.
Falkirk will travel to face FC Edinburgh in their return to league action on Saturday afternoon as they look to continue their winning momentum.
Apps: 18
Goals: 2
Assists: 7
Jay Hogarth – Alloa Athletic
Jay started between the sticks as the Wasps were edged out by Falkirk in the Scottish Cup on Saturday afternoon.
The 19-year-old has now started seven successive games under Brian Rice, with Alloa tasting their first defeat over that period.
The Wasps host Airdrieonians in a return to League One action on Saturday afternoon as Jay looks to extend his run in the side.
Apps: 25
Murray Miller – Alloa Athletic
Murray was introduced for the final 23 minutes in Alloa’s clash against Falkirk in the Scottish Cup.
The midfielder had played 90 minutes in the previous round victory over Open Goal Broomhill and he looked to make an impact off the bench in the second half against the in-form Bairns.
Brian Rice’s side will look to bounce back in their clash with Airdrieonians on Saturday afternoon.
Apps: 24
Assists: 1
Harley Ewen – Cumbernauld Colts
Harley started and played the full 90 minutes as Cumbernauld Colts played out an entertaining 3-3 draw with Berwick Rangers in the Lowland League on Saturday afternoon.
The 18-year-old continues to gain valuable experience in parallel with Rangers B’s campaign in the Lowland League, with Cumbernauld Colts enjoying a rich vein of form.
Harley and his teammates will now travel to face Gala Fairydean Rovers this weekend as they look to continue their climb up the league table.
Apps: 14