League · SPL

Dundee Utd2–2Kilmarnock

Billy Dodds 31′
Jim McIntyre 90′
Peter Canero 21′
Andy McLaren 67′
2 Jan 2003Thursday, 2 January 2003 · 3pmTannadice ParkAttendance: 7,183

Lineups

Dundee Utd

Kilmarnock

Dundee Utd · Starting XI

Kilmarnock · Starting XI

  • Gordon Marshall
  • Peter Canero
  • Greg Shields
  • Chris Innes
  • Shaun Dillon
  • James Fowler
  • Alan Mahood
  • Steve Fulton
  • Andy McLaren
  • Kris Boyd
  • Craig Dargo

Dundee Utd · Substitutes

Kilmarnock · Substitutes

  • Colin Meldrum
  • Freddy Dindeleux
  • Garry Hay
  • Paul Di Giacomo
  • Ally Mitchell

Dundee Utd · Substitutions

Kilmarnock · Substitutions

  • Ally Mitchell for Craig Dargo87′

Dundee Utd · Manager

Kilmarnock · Manager

  • Jim Jefferies

Dundee Utd · Cautions

  • Not recorded

Kilmarnock · Cautions

  • Shaun Dillon9′
  • Andy McLaren45′
  • Chris Innes56′

Match report

As hoped for, a larger than usual United crowd were in attendance despite the inclement weather conditions. Kilmarnock’s Peter Canero opened the scoring in the 21st minute. Charlie Miller went off injured to be replaced by Jim McIntyre. In the 31st minute, Billy Dodds equalised following a goalmouth scramble in the Killie penalty box. This was United’s first goal since Mark Wilson netted in the first few minutes against Hibs on the 7th of December at Tannadice, a total of 478 minutes between Tangerine goals. Former Tangerine Andy McLaren put the visitors ahead again half way through the second period.…Read moreRead less
As hoped for, a larger than usual United crowd were in attendance despite the inclement weather conditions.

Kilmarnock’s Peter Canero opened the scoring in the 21st minute.

Charlie Miller went off injured to be replaced by Jim McIntyre.

In the 31st minute, Billy Dodds equalised following a goalmouth scramble in the Killie penalty box. This was United’s first goal since Mark Wilson netted in the first few minutes against Hibs on the 7th of December at Tannadice, a total of 478 minutes between Tangerine goals.

Former Tangerine Andy McLaren put the visitors ahead again half way through the second period.

In the 90th minute, Jim McIntyre scored his sixth of the season when he headed home from a Paterson cross to equalise for a second time.

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