League · Premier Division

Dundee Utd0–1Hearts

John Robertson 81′
30 Jan 1993Saturday, 30 January 1993 · 3pmTannadice ParkAttendance: 7,732

Lineups

Dundee Utd

Hearts

Dundee Utd · Starting XI

Hearts · Starting XI

  • Nicky Walker
  • Alan McLaren
  • Glynn Snodin
  • Craig Levein
  • Gary Mackay
  • Peter van de Ven
  • John Robertson
  • Derek Ferguson
  • Ian Baird
  • Ally Mauchlen
  • Allan Preston

Dundee Utd · Substitutes

Hearts · Substitutes

  • Tosh McKinlay
  • Adrian Boothroyd

Dundee Utd · Substitutions

Hearts · Substitutions

  • Adrian Boothroyd for Allan Preston82′
  • Tosh McKinlay for John Robertson87′

Dundee Utd · Manager

Hearts · Manager

  • Joe Jordan

Dundee Utd · Cautions

Hearts · Cautions

  • Craig Levein61′

Dundee Utd · Red cards

  • Not recorded

Hearts · Red cards

  • Craig Levein85′

Match report

You often hear supporters claim that the opposition only had one shot at goal and won. Well this was literally true as Hearts stole a win thanks to a sheer piece of opportunism by John Robertson. United set about dictating proceedings from the first whistle and created a host of chances most of which fell to Grant Johnson who was back in the side for the first time since being injured. Before Hearts scored they had not been seen as an attacking force and almost unbelievably they went ahead with their first serious goal attempt. Baird got a touch to…Read moreRead less
You often hear supporters claim that the opposition only had one shot at goal and won. Well this was literally true as Hearts stole a win thanks to a sheer piece of opportunism by John Robertson. United set about dictating proceedings from the first whistle and created a host of chances most of which fell to Grant Johnson who was back in the side for the first time since being injured. Before Hearts scored they had not been seen as an attacking force and almost unbelievably they went ahead with their first serious goal attempt.

Baird got a touch to Snodin's free kick and the ball fell to John Robertson who wheeled to volley the ball home. As if to illustrate that it wasn't going to be our day,John O'Neil, who had a strong appeal for a penalty turned down earlier, then netted only to be ruled offside. Five minutes from time Levein was red-carded as he brought Paddy Connolly's darting run through the middle to an abrupt halt on the edge of the box, but John Clark's free-kick was deflected over and with it went our hopes of salvaging a point.
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