League · SPL

Partick Th0–2Dundee Utd

20 Sep 2003Saturday, 20 September 2003 · 3pmFirhillAttendance: 4,711

Lineups

Partick Th

Dundee Utd

Partick Th · Starting XI

  • Kenny Arthur
  • David Lilley
  • Kenny Milne
  • Grant Murray
  • Jean-Yves Anis
  • David Rowson
  • Jamie Mitchell
  • Ian Ross
  • Gerry Britton
  • James Grady
  • Stuart Taylor

Dundee Utd · Starting XI

Partick Th · Substitutes

  • Kevin Budinauckas
  • Andy Ross
  • Stephane Bonnes
  • John Gemmell
  • Andy Thomson

Dundee Utd · Substitutes

Partick Th · Substitutions

  • Andy Thomson for Jean-Yves Anis70′

Dundee Utd · Substitutions

Partick Th · Manager

  • Gerry Collins

Dundee Utd · Manager

Match report

In the early stages of the match against Partick Thistle, only a goal line clearance by Alan Archibald prevented the home side going in front and Partick went on to make the better of the first half hour. However, after weathering the early storm, United began to come more and more into the game. The visitors created a couple of opportunities and, with five minutes to go until half time, they took the lead. Jim McIntyre got a contact to a corner by McLaren and the clearance by the Thistle defence was not good enough and Charlie Miller latched on…Read moreRead less
In the early stages of the match against Partick Thistle, only a goal line clearance by Alan Archibald prevented the home side going in front and Partick went on to make the better of the first half hour. However, after weathering the early storm, United began to come more and more into the game. The visitors created a couple of opportunities and, with five minutes to go until half time, they took the lead. Jim McIntyre got a contact to a corner by McLaren and the clearance by the Thistle defence was not good enough and Charlie Miller latched on to the loose ball then fired high into the roof of the net for the opener.

In the second half, United were the better side and, although Partick had a couple of early chances again, it was Miller who scored to increase United’s lead, driving home a cut-back from Jason Scotland. Miller then went looking for a hat-trick and his next effort was deflected for a corner, and substitutes Dodds and Kerr both went close late on.

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