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St Bernard's4–3Dundee Hibs
McLennan
Ferguson
Ferguson
Morton
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St Bernard's
Dundee Hibs
St Bernard's · Starting XI
- Ramsay
- Philip
- Fairley
- Kennedy
- Smith
- McLennan
- Wilkie
- Ferguson
- Morton
- Fleming
- Logan
Dundee Hibs · Starting XI
St Bernard's · Manager
- Not recorded
Dundee Hibs · Manager
Match report
Dundee Hibs were in the capital on Saturday, but were on the wrong end of a 4-3 defeat to St Bernards. Early on the game was dominated by St Bernards but the game was keenly contested. The good play in the opening stages had some of the polish taken off it in the closing stages when the match fizzled into a very ordinary kind of affair. St Bernards deserved their victory, and where well served by Ross being the shining light. Hibs were weak in the forward areas while their back division needs strengthening. O'Gara at outside right was good,…Read moreRead less
Dundee Hibs were in the capital on Saturday, but were on the wrong end of a 4-3 defeat to St Bernards.
Early on the game was dominated by St Bernards but the game was keenly contested. The good play in the opening stages had some of the polish taken off it in the closing stages when the match fizzled into a very ordinary kind of affair. St Bernards deserved their victory, and where well served by Ross being the shining light.
Hibs were weak in the forward areas while their back division needs strengthening. O'Gara at outside right was good, while Robertson at centre half was untiring and ever willing worker.
Early on the game was dominated by St Bernards but the game was keenly contested. The good play in the opening stages had some of the polish taken off it in the closing stages when the match fizzled into a very ordinary kind of affair. St Bernards deserved their victory, and where well served by Ross being the shining light.
Hibs were weak in the forward areas while their back division needs strengthening. O'Gara at outside right was good, while Robertson at centre half was untiring and ever willing worker.