League · Premier Division
Dundee Utd2–0Clydebank
Stuart Auld (o.g.) 9′
Eamonn Bannon 50′
Lineups
Dundee Utd
Clydebank
Dundee Utd · Starting XI
Clydebank · Starting XI
- Jim Gallacher
- Joe Dickson
- Davie Irons
- Mark Treanor
- Stuart Auld
- John Maher
- Davie Shanks
- Martin Hughes
- Lex Grant
- Mike Conroy
- John Coyle
Dundee Utd · Substitutes
Clydebank · Substitutes
- John Davies
- Stuart Gordon
Dundee Utd · Substitutions
- Kevin Gallacher for Paul Kinnaird66′
Clydebank · Substitutions
- John Davies for Martin Hughes55′
- Stuart Gordon for Lex Grant71′
Dundee Utd · Manager
Clydebank · Manager
- Sam Henderson
Dundee Utd · Cautions
- Jim McInally37′
Clydebank · Cautions
- Mark Treanor40′
- John Maher73′
Match report
With no less than five changes from the eleven that started the match at Pittodrie we certainly didn't let the many changes in personnel affect our rhythm as we dominated the opening half hour. Paul Kinnaird, making his league debut was very prominent early on and after 9 minutes he picked up a loose ball on the left. scampered to the bye-line 'before flashing across' a hard low cross which Auld, under pressure from Ferguson, crashed into his own net. With Jim Gallacher displaying his now customary miracles against us, we struggled to add to that lead. In the 50th…Read moreRead less
With no less than five changes from the eleven that started the match at Pittodrie we certainly didn't let the many changes in personnel affect our rhythm as we dominated the opening half hour. Paul Kinnaird, making his league debut was very prominent early on and after 9 minutes he picked up a loose ball on the left. scampered to the bye-line 'before flashing across' a hard low cross which Auld, under pressure from Ferguson, crashed into his own net.
With Jim Gallacher displaying his now customary miracles against us, we struggled to add to that lead. In the 50th minute Ferguson found Eamonn Bannon in space who managed to bundle the ball into the net to grab United’s second and final goal of the game.
With Jim Gallacher displaying his now customary miracles against us, we struggled to add to that lead. In the 50th minute Ferguson found Eamonn Bannon in space who managed to bundle the ball into the net to grab United’s second and final goal of the game.