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Scottish football’s journey from youth to senior leagues The history of Scottish football is rich and diverse, with the establishment of the Scottish Premier League (SPFL) in 1992 marking a significant milestone in the league system. The SPFL consists of two divisions: the top-tier Scottish Premier League (now known as the First Division) and the second-tier Scottish Championship (now known as the Second Division). However, prior to the creation of the SPFL, the region had its own youth leagues, including the Scottish Cup, which was established in 1921. Among these youth leagues, the Scottish Third Division (now known as the Third Division) and the Scottish Fourth Division (now known as the Fourth Division) were the precursors to the modern-day Scottish First and Second Divisions. The Scottish Third Division, commonly known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Third Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Third Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Third Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Third Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Third Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Third Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Third Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Third Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Third Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Third Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Third Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Third Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Third Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third Division." The naming of the leagues changed several times over the years, but the structure of the league system remained consistent. The Scottish Fourth Division, also known as the "Scottish Cup," was established in 1921 and was the top-tier youth league in Scotland at the time. The league was renamed the "Scottish Third Division" in 1923 and remained so until 1980, when it was renamed the "Scottish Fourth Division." The league was renamed again in 1981 to the "Scottish Fourth Division," which remained the top-tier youth league in Scotland until 1985, when it was renamed the "Scottish Third