but Coupar will look back on two early gilt edged chances that they failed to convert.
Twice in the opening 10 mins crosses into the Rose box saw keeper Greg Logan beaten
but both times Mark Bradley was on hand to clear of the line.
Linlithgow eventually opened the scoring on the half hour when Scott Wilson turned in a Brian Carrigan corner and that
started a succession of efforts on the home goal.
Wilson added a second 5 mins later when he headed home. Stuart McArthur headed a
third before Mark Bradley volleyed a fourth before half time, in between Coupar were
reduced to ten men when James Cochrane was shown a straight red card for a foul on Carrigan.
In the 46th minute Carrigan scored a fifth with a volley from the left of the box.
Robbie Feeney then added a sixth 5mins later when he shot home from 8 yards.
Bradley headed home a McSween cross in the 65th minute to make it seven.
After hitting the bar with a shot Feeney then added number eight tapping in to an empty net in the 69th min.
A foul by home captian George Grier saw him pick up a second yellow reducing his side to nine men.
Mark Bradley notched his hat trick scoring from the resultant free kick and then scored his fourth
of the day when he turned in a Wilson header across goal. With 3mins left Rose were awarded
a penalty when Jamie McAinsh handled on the line and became the third home player to see red.
Scott Wilson took the kick looking for his hat trick but saw his effort saved by Craig Robertson.
Right on time Brian Carrigan fired in Rose's eleventh with a superb long range strike that left
Robertson stranded.
