UEFA Cup · 2nd Round 2nd Leg
Dundee Utd5–1Linzer
Dave Narey (o.g.) 35′
Lineups
Dundee Utd
Linzer
Dundee Utd · Starting XI
Linzer · Starting XI
- Klaus Lindenberger
- Klaus Dantlinger
- Kurt Nagl
- Gert Trafella
- Christian Lehermayr
- Rupert Lehermayr
- Erwin Höld
- Wolfgang Nagl
- Max Hagmayr
- Andreas Roth
- Tadeusz Malnowicz
Dundee Utd · Substitutes
Linzer · Substitutes
- Michael Toppel
Dundee Utd · Substitutions
- John Reilly for Paul Sturrock70′
- Dave Beaumont for Eamonn Bannon76′
Linzer · Substitutions
- Michael Toppel for Erwin Höld62′
Dundee Utd · Manager
Linzer · Manager
- Adolf Blutsch
Dundee Utd · Cautions
- Not recorded
Linzer · Cautions
- Klaus Dantlinger21′
- Klaus Lindenberger44′
Match report
From the moment Paul Hegarty headed in United's opening goal the final outcome was never in doubt as United demolished an over physical Austrian side. Indeed, their equaliser in the 34th minute — a Max Hagmayr free kick which Dave Narey was unlucky enough to deflect past Hamish McAlpine — was virtually their only direct shot on target in the entire ninety minutes. With half-time fast approaching, a thrust by Eamonn Bannon up the left led to Tommy Coyne regaining the lead. Tommy Coyne notched his second on the hour, hooking the ball in from close range. The two remaining…Read moreRead less
From the moment Paul Hegarty headed in United's opening goal the final outcome was never in doubt as United demolished an over physical Austrian side.
Indeed, their equaliser in the 34th minute — a Max Hagmayr free kick which Dave Narey was unlucky enough to deflect past Hamish McAlpine — was virtually their only direct shot on target in the entire ninety minutes.
With half-time fast approaching, a thrust by Eamonn Bannon up the left led to Tommy Coyne regaining the lead. Tommy Coyne notched his second on the hour, hooking the ball in from close range. The two remaining goals were both spectacular efforts, Richard Gough swerving one in from around 30 yards and Dave Beaumont crashing home a fifth from even greater distance.
Indeed, their equaliser in the 34th minute — a Max Hagmayr free kick which Dave Narey was unlucky enough to deflect past Hamish McAlpine — was virtually their only direct shot on target in the entire ninety minutes.
With half-time fast approaching, a thrust by Eamonn Bannon up the left led to Tommy Coyne regaining the lead. Tommy Coyne notched his second on the hour, hooking the ball in from close range. The two remaining goals were both spectacular efforts, Richard Gough swerving one in from around 30 yards and Dave Beaumont crashing home a fifth from even greater distance.