League · SPL

Dundee Utd1–1Dundee

David MacKay (o.g.) 19′
Nacho Novo 30′
9 Feb 2003Sunday, 9 February 2003 · 3pmTannadice ParkAttendance: 10,547

Lineups

Dundee Utd

Dundee

Dundee Utd · Starting XI

Dundee · Starting XI

  • Julian Speroni
  • David MacKay
  • Lee Wilkie
  • Zurab Khizakishvili
  • Barry Smith
  • Lee Mair
  • Garry Brady
  • Georgi Nemsadze
  • Gavin Rae
  • Fabian Caballero
  • Nacho Novo

Dundee Utd · Substitutes

Dundee · Substitutes

  • Jamie Langfield
  • Steven Milne
  • Barry Forbes
  • Mark Burchill
  • Steve Lovell

Dundee Utd · Substitutions

Dundee · Substitutions

  • Steve Lovell for Georgi Nemsadze62′
  • Mark Burchill for Nacho Novo73′

Dundee Utd · Manager

Dundee · Manager

  • Jim Duffy

Dundee Utd · Cautions

Dundee · Cautions

  • Not recorded

Dundee Utd · Red cards

Dundee · Red cards

  • Not recorded

Match report

In an intense derby match at Tannadice this afternoon, United drew 1-1 with city rivals Dundee. The match was live on BBC but still attracted over 10,000 supporters with United selling all but five hundred of their allocation. Neither Andy Tod or Danielle Chiarini made it to the first eleven, both having to settle for places on the bench. United started off well and took the lead in the 19th minute through an own goal by Mackay. The visitors then began to come back into the match and it came as no real surprise when Dundee equalised with a goal…Read moreRead less
In an intense derby match at Tannadice this afternoon, United drew 1-1 with city rivals Dundee. The match was live on BBC but still attracted over 10,000 supporters with United selling all but five hundred of their allocation. Neither Andy Tod or Danielle Chiarini made it to the first eleven, both having to settle for places on the bench.

United started off well and took the lead in the 19th minute through an own goal by Mackay. The visitors then began to come back into the match and it came as no real surprise when Dundee equalised with a goal through Nacho Novo on the half hour mark. Dundee continued to look the more impresive side but United went in at the break level.

Both sides had chances to win the match in the second half and when Charlie Miller was sent off with twenty minutes remaining, the odds slightly favoured Jim Duffy’s side. There was however no further scoring and the match finished all square, a result that leaves United still at the foot of the SPL.

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