League · Premier Division

Partick Th0–4Dundee Utd

13 Feb 1993Saturday, 13 February 1993 · 3pmFirhillAttendance: 3,846

Lineups

Partick Th

Dundee Utd

Partick Th · Starting XI

  • Andy Murdoch
  • Gary Peebles
  • Don McVicar
  • Paul McLaughlin
  • Grant Tierney
  • Martin Clark
  • George Shaw
  • Albert Craig
  • Gerry Britton
  • Leigh Palin
  • Julian Broddle

Dundee Utd · Starting XI

Partick Th · Substitutes

  • Ian Cameron
  • Colin McGlashan

Dundee Utd · Substitutes

Partick Th · Substitutions

  • Colin McGlashan for Leigh Palin24′
  • Ian Cameron for Martin Clark54′

Dundee Utd · Substitutions

Partick Th · Manager

  • John Lambie

Dundee Utd · Manager

Partick Th · Cautions

  • Martin Clark1′
  • Paul McLaughlin35′

Dundee Utd · Cautions

  • Not recorded

Match report

Duncan Ferguson returned to the first team after a month's absence, but it was Paddy Connolly who stole the show. Paddy's influence on the game was immediate. He drifted past a couple of defenders into Partick's box where his path was blocked by dark who was booked for his trouble before Scott Crabbe netted what was to be our only penalty conversion of the entire season. Despite the one way traffic towards Murdoch in Thistle's goal, the score remained like that at half-time even though we did get the ball in the net. Unfortunately the referee didn't see it! John…Read moreRead less
Duncan Ferguson returned to the first team after a month's absence, but it was Paddy Connolly who stole the show. Paddy's influence on the game was immediate. He drifted past a couple of defenders into Partick's box where his path was blocked by dark who was booked for his trouble before Scott Crabbe netted what was to be our only penalty conversion of the entire season. Despite the one way traffic towards Murdoch in Thistle's goal, the score remained like that at half-time even though we did get the ball in the net. Unfortunately the referee didn't see it! John dark flicked on a Michael O'Neill corner. Duncan Ferguson powered in a header which Murdoch saved and the ball ran loose to Paddy Connolly who hammered the ball against the stanchion. To everyone's astonishment the referee waved play on and to add insult to injury dark had picked the ball up as it emerged from the net and handed it back to his keeper! Fortunately in the context of the match this omission had no bearing.

Justice was served by Paddy Connolly scoring twice within the space of eight minutes in the second half. Duncan Ferguson celebrated his return with the fourth goal as he headed the ball over the advancing Murdoch from Alan Main's long up field punt.
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