UEFA Cup · 2nd Round 1st Leg
Linzer1–2Dundee Utd
Max Hagmayr 26′
Billy Kirkwood 15′
Eamonn Bannon (pen.) 89′
Lineups
Linzer
Dundee Utd
Linzer · Starting XI
- Klaus Lindenberger
- Gert Trafella
- Kurt Nagl
- Klaus Dantlinger
- Christian Lehermayr
- Walter Koch
- Karl Meister
- Wolfgang Nagl
- Erwin Höld
- Tadeusz Malnowicz
- Max Hagmayr
Dundee Utd · Starting XI
Linzer · Substitutes
- Hubert Wimmer
- Michael Toppel
- Andreas Roth
- Rupert Lehermayr
Dundee Utd · Substitutes
Linzer · Substitutions
- Michael Toppel for Wolfgang Nagl69′
Dundee Utd · Substitutions
- Alex Taylor for Ralph Milne78′
Linzer · Manager
- Adolf Blutsch
Dundee Utd · Manager
Linzer · Cautions
- Klaus Dantlinger
Dundee Utd · Cautions
- Ralph Milne36′
Match report
United's Jekyll & Hyde performances continued with another impressive mid-week cup-tie performance. Although it took a late penalty award to give us victory it was no more than we deserved after being on the offensive for much of the game. The first goal had its origins in a Dave Narey free kick. His pass to Sturrock was turned inside by Milne to Billy Kirkwood whose drive whistled into the roof lot the net. L.A.S.K. got on level terms thanks to Max Hagmayr whose shot on the turn took just enough deflection off Maurice Malpas to beat Hamish McAlpine. Stuart Beedie…Read moreRead less
United's Jekyll & Hyde performances continued with another impressive mid-week cup-tie performance. Although it took a late penalty award to give us victory it was no more than we deserved after being on the offensive for much of the game.
The first goal had its origins in a Dave Narey free kick. His pass to Sturrock was turned inside by Milne to Billy Kirkwood whose drive whistled into the roof lot the net. L.A.S.K. got on level terms thanks to Max Hagmayr whose shot on the turn took just enough deflection off Maurice Malpas to beat Hamish McAlpine.
Stuart Beedie was blatantly pushed to the ground midway through the second half without punishment but a penalty award for a foul on Paul Sturrock by Dantlinger in the dying seconds allowed Eamonn Bannon to step up and score the winner from the spot.
The first goal had its origins in a Dave Narey free kick. His pass to Sturrock was turned inside by Milne to Billy Kirkwood whose drive whistled into the roof lot the net. L.A.S.K. got on level terms thanks to Max Hagmayr whose shot on the turn took just enough deflection off Maurice Malpas to beat Hamish McAlpine.
Stuart Beedie was blatantly pushed to the ground midway through the second half without punishment but a penalty award for a foul on Paul Sturrock by Dantlinger in the dying seconds allowed Eamonn Bannon to step up and score the winner from the spot.