Scottish Cup · Quarter Final

Dundee0–0Dundee Utd

12 Mar 1988Saturday, 12 March 1988 · 3pmDens ParkAttendance: 19,355

Lineups

Dundee

Dundee Utd

Dundee · Starting XI

  • Tom Carson
  • Stuart Forsyth
  • Tosh McKinlay
  • Rab Shannon
  • Jim Smith
  • Wes Saunders
  • Vince Mennie
  • Stuart Rafferty
  • Keith Wright
  • Tommy Coyne
  • Ian Angus

Dundee Utd · Starting XI

Dundee · Substitutes

  • Graham Harvey
  • Alan Lawrence

Dundee Utd · Substitutes

Dundee · Substitutions

  • Alan Lawrence for Vince Mennie88′

Dundee Utd · Substitutions

Dundee · Manager

  • Jocky Scott

Dundee Utd · Manager

Dundee · Cautions

  • Wes Saunders14′
  • Vince Mennie87′

Dundee Utd · Cautions

Dundee · Red cards

  • Not recorded

Dundee Utd · Red cards

Match report

Although a goalless draw is never an entirely satisfactory spectacle, there was enough goalmouth activity and incident to keep the crowd on their toes. Early pressure by us was soon countered by Dundee. The first real chances, however, fell to us. Eamonn Bannon fired just over and then Stewart Forsyth came to Dundee's rescue after Torn Carson failed to hold a Dave Bowman drive. Mixu followed up but the Dundee full-back diverted the Finn's net-bound shot for a corner. Dundee replied with a Keith Wright header which hit the bar. The game went a bit flat after this brisk start…Read moreRead less
Although a goalless draw is never an entirely satisfactory spectacle, there was enough goalmouth activity and incident to keep the crowd on their toes. Early pressure by us was soon countered by Dundee. The first real chances, however, fell to us. Eamonn Bannon fired just over and then Stewart Forsyth came to Dundee's rescue after Torn Carson failed to hold a Dave Bowman drive. Mixu followed up but the Dundee full-back diverted the Finn's net-bound shot for a corner. Dundee replied with a Keith Wright header which hit the bar. The game went a bit flat after this brisk start but a minute before the interval Ian Redford hammered a first time shot past the post.

Ten minutes into the second half Maurice Malpas was shown the red card after a clash with Vince Mennie, but though down to ten men we still more than held our own. Alan Main saved a Keith Wright header whilst Carson tipped a fierce Eamonn Bannon drive to safety. The only other real chance fell to Vince Mennie whose volley was ably saved by Alan Main, which meant both sides still have it all to do tonight.

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