Scottish Cup · Semi Final Replay
Dundee Utd0–1Kilmarnock
Jim McIntyre 86′
Lineups
Dundee Utd
Kilmarnock
Dundee Utd · Starting XI
Kilmarnock · Starting XI
- Dragoje Lekovic
- Gus MacPherson
- Dylan Kerr
- Ray Montgomerie
- Kevin McGowne
- Mark Reilly
- David Bagan
- John Henry
- Paul Wright
- Jim McIntyre
- Gary Holt
Dundee Utd · Substitutes
Kilmarnock · Substitutes
- Colin McKee
- Tom Brown
- Robert Prytz
Dundee Utd · Substitutions
Kilmarnock · Substitutions
- Tom Brown for Paul Wright88′
- Colin McKee for David Bagan89′
Dundee Utd · Manager
Kilmarnock · Manager
- Bobby Williamson
Dundee Utd · Cautions
- Not recorded
Kilmarnock · Cautions
- Ray Montgomerie71′
Match report
Our Scottish Cup hopes were extinguished by Kilmamock who grabbed a late goal to signal an end of the stalemate. Unlike the first meeting, United took a stranglehold on first half proceedings but lacked that cutting edge in front of goal. A Mark Perry header grazed the top of the bar, but that was about as close as we came to scoring. When Maurice Malpas limped off with a recurrence of his calf strain,you could sense foreboding. Killie started the second half in sprightly fashion, Sieb Dybtra tipping over a McIntyre shot. Even the introduction of Robbie Winters failed to…Read moreRead less
Our Scottish Cup hopes were extinguished by Kilmamock who grabbed a late goal to signal an end of the stalemate. Unlike the first meeting, United took a stranglehold on first half proceedings but lacked that cutting edge in front of goal. A
Mark Perry header grazed the top of the bar, but that was about as close as we came to scoring.
When Maurice Malpas limped off with a recurrence of his calf strain,you could sense foreboding. Killie started the second half in sprightly fashion, Sieb Dybtra tipping over a McIntyre shot. Even the introduction of Robbie Winters failed to ignite the team despite having the advantage of the infamous Easter Road slope in that second half.
The killer goal came after 176 minute of this marathon tie. From a corner on the left Henry at the far post cut the ball back to Jim McIntyre who strongly side-footedhome to carry Kilmarnock into their first Scottish Cup final for 37 years and leave United and their fans distraught.
Mark Perry header grazed the top of the bar, but that was about as close as we came to scoring.
When Maurice Malpas limped off with a recurrence of his calf strain,you could sense foreboding. Killie started the second half in sprightly fashion, Sieb Dybtra tipping over a McIntyre shot. Even the introduction of Robbie Winters failed to ignite the team despite having the advantage of the infamous Easter Road slope in that second half.
The killer goal came after 176 minute of this marathon tie. From a corner on the left Henry at the far post cut the ball back to Jim McIntyre who strongly side-footedhome to carry Kilmarnock into their first Scottish Cup final for 37 years and leave United and their fans distraught.