League · Premier Division
Celtic3–0Dundee Utd
Jorge Cadete 11′
Christopher Hay 85′
Tommy Johnson 89′
Lineups
Celtic
Dundee Utd
Celtic · Starting XI
- Gordon Marshall
- Tom Boyd
- Tosh McKinlay
- Paddy Kelly
- Malky Mackay
- Peter Grant
- Simon Donnelly
- David Hannah
- Tommy Johnson
- Andreas Thom
- Jorge Cadete
Dundee Utd · Starting XI
Celtic · Substitutes
- Stuart Gray
- Christopher Hay
- Brian McLaughlin
Dundee Utd · Substitutes
Celtic · Substitutions
- Brian McLaughlin for Andreas Thom15′
- Stuart Gray for Peter Grant69′
- Christopher Hay for Jorge Cadete82′
Dundee Utd · Substitutions
- Neil Duffy for David Sinclair46′
- Gary McSwegan for Andy McLaren46′
- Paul Black for Paul Walker77′
Celtic · Manager
- Tommy Burns
Dundee Utd · Manager
Match report
This was definitely not a case of saving the best for last as Scandinavian-less United suffered their heaviest defeat in what was undoubtedly the poorest performance of the season! Cadete danced his way through the Tannadice rearguard on the end of a Thom through ball to open the scoring. The match was blighted by end of season syndrome although United did open the second period more positively with a Mark Perry shot slipping out of Marshall's hands and on to the bar but over. Thereafter, the action cooled and two late strikes - a lob by Chris Hay from 20…Read moreRead less
This was definitely not a case of saving the best for last as Scandinavian-less United suffered their heaviest defeat in what was undoubtedly the poorest performance of the season!
Cadete danced his way through the Tannadice rearguard on the end of a Thom through ball to open the scoring. The match was blighted by end of season syndrome although United did open the second period more positively with a Mark Perry shot slipping out of Marshall's hands and on to the bar but over.
Thereafter, the action cooled and two late strikes - a lob by Chris Hay from 20 yards and a header from Tommy Johnson gave Celtic's winning margin a flattering appearance.
Cadete danced his way through the Tannadice rearguard on the end of a Thom through ball to open the scoring. The match was blighted by end of season syndrome although United did open the second period more positively with a Mark Perry shot slipping out of Marshall's hands and on to the bar but over.
Thereafter, the action cooled and two late strikes - a lob by Chris Hay from 20 yards and a header from Tommy Johnson gave Celtic's winning margin a flattering appearance.