League Cup · Group Section 1

Dundee Utd4–2Motherwell

John Reilly 10′
Richard Gough 19′
Richard Gough 24′
Eamonn Bannon (pen.) 32′
Ally Mauchlen 28′
John Gahagan 53′
5 Oct 1983Wednesday, 5 October 1983 · 7:30pmTannadice ParkAttendance: 5,731

Lineups

Dundee Utd

Motherwell

Dundee Utd · Starting XI

Motherwell · Starting XI

  • Nicky Walker
  • Andy Dornan
  • Ian MacLeod
  • Joe Carson
  • Johannes Edvaldsson
  • Ally Mauchlen
  • John Gahagen
  • Stuart Rafferty
  • Jim Gillespie
  • Andy Ritchie
  • Andy Harrow

Dundee Utd · Substitutes

Motherwell · Substitutes

  • Gary McAllister
  • Paul McFadden

Dundee Utd · Substitutions

Motherwell · Substitutions

  • Gary McAllister for Stuart Rafferty70′
  • Paul McFadden for Andy Ritchie73′

Dundee Utd · Manager

Motherwell · Manager

  • Jock Wallace

Match report

This win over Motherwell provided a double with a welcome return to form plus leadership of Section One. Eamonn Bannon was the hero of the evening being the creator of all four goals. The first came from his superb reverse pass which left John Reilly with the simple task of beating Walker. The second goal was a crashing 30-yarder by Richard Gough from Eamonn's cross-field pass. The same combination produced the third with Richard Gough's 20-yarder going in under Walker's body. Ally Mauchlen putted one back with 'a viciously swerving 30-yarder but within a minute United made it four when…Read moreRead less
This win over Motherwell provided a double with a welcome return to form plus leadership of Section One. Eamonn Bannon was the hero of the evening being the creator of all four goals. The first came from his superb reverse pass which left John Reilly with the simple task of beating Walker. The second goal was a crashing 30-yarder by Richard Gough from Eamonn's cross-field pass.

The same combination produced the third with Richard Gough's 20-yarder going in under Walker's body. Ally Mauchlen putted one back with 'a viciously swerving 30-yarder but within a minute United made it four when John Holt was impeded in going for another Eamonn Bannon cross and Eamonn slotted home the fourth. John Gallagan hit 'Well's second early in the second half.
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