League · Premier Division
Clydebank0–0Dundee Utd
Lineups
Clydebank
Dundee Utd
Clydebank · Starting XI
- Jim Gallacher
- Joe Dickson
- Jim Given
- Mark Treanor
- Stuart Auld
- John Maher
- Davie Shanks
- Martin Hughes
- Charlie Gibson
- Stuart Gordon
- Gerry McCabe
Dundee Utd · Starting XI
Clydebank · Substitutes
- John Coyle
- Vinnie Moore
Dundee Utd · Substitutes
Clydebank · Substitutions
- John Coyle for Jim Given75′
Dundee Utd · Substitutions
- Tommy Coyne for Ralph Milne57′
- Dave Bowman for Ian Redford83′
Clydebank · Manager
- Sam Henderson
Dundee Utd · Manager
Clydebank · Cautions
- Not recorded
Dundee Utd · Cautions
- John Holt65′
Match report
In keeping with recent confrontations at Kilbowie, this was a keenly contested affair. Honours were even in the first half. Billy Thomson was called into action to block a low cross from the right with his feet and tip over a long range Dickson shot, and at the other end Gallacher parried a snap shot from John Clark and could only watch a first time volley from Ian Redford flash past. The pattern was similar in the second half. Gallacher did well to prevent a Richard Gough header from beating him, then Ian Redford headed narrowly past. Perhaps the best…Read moreRead less
In keeping with recent confrontations at Kilbowie, this was a keenly contested affair. Honours were even in the first half. Billy Thomson was called into action to block a low cross from the right with his feet and tip over a long range Dickson shot, and at the other end Gallacher parried a snap shot from John Clark and could only watch a first time volley from Ian Redford flash past.
The pattern was similar in the second half. Gallacher did well to prevent a Richard Gough header from beating him, then Ian Redford headed narrowly past. Perhaps the best chance of the night came in the 79th minute. A Richard Gough cross from the right was headed in strongly by Ian Redford, but Gallacher's legs prevented us taking the lead. Immediately, Clydebank retaliated and only a late intervention from Billy Thomson by diving at Shank's feet kept the Bankies at bay.
The pattern was similar in the second half. Gallacher did well to prevent a Richard Gough header from beating him, then Ian Redford headed narrowly past. Perhaps the best chance of the night came in the 79th minute. A Richard Gough cross from the right was headed in strongly by Ian Redford, but Gallacher's legs prevented us taking the lead. Immediately, Clydebank retaliated and only a late intervention from Billy Thomson by diving at Shank's feet kept the Bankies at bay.