Friendly
Bohemians2–0Dundee Utd
David Morrison 34′
Gareth O'Neill 79′
Lineups
Bohemians
Dundee Utd
Bohemians · Starting XI
- Michael Dempsey
- Bowman
- Mark Dempsey
- Hunt
- Cubberson
- Plantak
- Morrison
- Liam O'Brien
- Dean Brennan
- Crowe
- Williamson
Dundee Utd · Starting XI
Bohemians · Substitutes
- Russell
- Connor
- Mullen
- Wilson
- Swan
- Fullam
- Damien Drennan
- Gary O'Neill
- Webb
- Byrne
Dundee Utd · Substitutes
Bohemians · Substitutions
- Russell for Michael Dempsey46′
- Connor for Bowman46′
- Mullen for Mark Dempsey46′
- Wilson for Hunt46′
- Swan for Cubberson46′
- Fullam for Morrison46′
- Damien Drennan for Liam O'Brien46′
- Gary O'Neill for Dean Brennan46′
- Webb for Crowe46′
- Byrne for Williamson46′
Dundee Utd · Substitutions
- Steven Thompson for Jim Hamilton64′
- Tassos Venetis for Jim Paterson64′
- Alex Mathie for Trialist64′
Bohemians · Manager
- Roddy Collins
Dundee Utd · Manager
Match report
An experimental United side fell to Dublin outfit Bohemians in their first pre-season outing of the 2000/2001 campaign. With the Tangerines struggling to threaten David Morrison gave the hosts a deserved lead when his cross form the left evaded everyone and crept into the back of the net past Alan Combe. There were mass changes at half time by the hosts but the same pattern to the game followed after the break. Gareth O'Neill put the result in no doubt for Bohemians in the 79th minute with a blistering long range strike. Bohemians, due to face Aberdeen the following month…Read moreRead less
An experimental United side fell to Dublin outfit Bohemians in their first pre-season outing of the 2000/2001 campaign.
With the Tangerines struggling to threaten David Morrison gave the hosts a deserved lead when his cross form the left evaded everyone and crept into the back of the net past Alan Combe.
There were mass changes at half time by the hosts but the same pattern to the game followed after the break. Gareth O'Neill put the result in no doubt for Bohemians in the 79th minute with a blistering long range strike. Bohemians, due to face Aberdeen the following month in the UEFA cup, will have seen this as a worthy exercise while United manager Paul Sturrock will have been looking for an improvement for the remaining friendlies.
With the Tangerines struggling to threaten David Morrison gave the hosts a deserved lead when his cross form the left evaded everyone and crept into the back of the net past Alan Combe.
There were mass changes at half time by the hosts but the same pattern to the game followed after the break. Gareth O'Neill put the result in no doubt for Bohemians in the 79th minute with a blistering long range strike. Bohemians, due to face Aberdeen the following month in the UEFA cup, will have seen this as a worthy exercise while United manager Paul Sturrock will have been looking for an improvement for the remaining friendlies.