[2] The following season Minerva took the national competition, thanks to a 5–2 win over West Benhar Violet in the final at Cathkin Park, the visitors protesting that rough play saw them reduced to 10 men in the first five minutes.

It had lost the right to play at Temple Park, and, unable to find a new ground, in March 1892 tried to merge (unsuccessfully) with Partick Thistle.

At the end of the season, the club disbanded; 8 of its players promptly signed up with the Jags[4] and others joined Queen's Park.

[6] The club originally played at Overnewton, moving to Temple Park in Anniesland during its first season.

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