Scottish Cup · 4th Round
Hearts1–1Dundee Utd
Jim Hamilton 81′
Allan McManus (o.g.) 67′
Lineups
Hearts
Dundee Utd
Hearts · Starting XI
- 1Gilles Rousset
- 2Gary Locke
- 3Neil Pointon
- 4David Weir
- 5Dave McPherson
- 6Allan McManus
- 7Stefano Salvatori
- 8Steve Fulton
- 9Jim Hamilton
- 10Colin Cameron
- 11Neil McCann
Dundee Utd · Starting XI
Hearts · Substitutes
- 12Gary Mackay
- 14John Robertson
- 15Grant Murray
Dundee Utd · Substitutes
Hearts · Substitutions
- Grant Murray for Gary Locke37′
- John Robertson for Neil Pointon69′
- Gary Mackay for Stefano Salvatori77′
Dundee Utd · Substitutions
Hearts · Manager
- Jim Jefferies
Dundee Utd · Manager
Hearts · Cautions
- Not recorded
Dundee Utd · Cautions
- Jim McInally32′
- Ray McKinnon78′
Match report
As last week against Hibs, the icy conditions were a deterrent to good football with sides dominating when they had the wind at their backs. Hearts hit the woodwork twice in the first half and had a penalty claim rejected when Hamilton went down in the box following a challenge by United skipper Maurice Malpas. However, they rarely threatened when facing the wind in the second half. Alan McManus headed a Ray McKinnon free-kick past his own keeper midway through the second half to put United seemingly in the driving seat. However, Hearts equalised when United were having their best…Read moreRead less
As last week against Hibs, the icy conditions were a deterrent to good football with sides dominating when they had the wind at their backs.
Hearts hit the woodwork twice in the first half and had a penalty claim rejected when Hamilton went down in the box following a challenge by United skipper Maurice Malpas. However, they rarely threatened when facing the wind in the second half. Alan McManus headed a Ray McKinnon free-kick past his own keeper midway through the second half to put United seemingly in the driving seat. However, Hearts equalised when United were having their best spell of the game with Hamilton getting with the United defence looking for an offside decision which never came.
Hearts hit the woodwork twice in the first half and had a penalty claim rejected when Hamilton went down in the box following a challenge by United skipper Maurice Malpas. However, they rarely threatened when facing the wind in the second half. Alan McManus headed a Ray McKinnon free-kick past his own keeper midway through the second half to put United seemingly in the driving seat. However, Hearts equalised when United were having their best spell of the game with Hamilton getting with the United defence looking for an offside decision which never came.