League · SPL

Livingston2–3Dundee Utd

David McNamee 38′
Scott McLaughlin 72′
Jason Scotland 13′
Collin Samuel 79′
Jim McIntyre 82′
24 Mar 2004Wednesday, 24 March 2004 · 7:45pmCity StadiumAttendance: 3,082

Lineups

Livingston

Dundee Utd

Livingston · Starting XI

  • Roddy McKenzie
  • Rubio
  • Marvin Andrews
  • Emmanuel Dorado
  • David McNamee
  • Lee Makel
  • Burton O'Brien
  • Stuart Lovell
  • Jamie McAllister
  • Derek Lilley
  • David Fernández

Dundee Utd · Starting XI

Livingston · Substitutes

  • Alan Main
  • Richard Brittain
  • Colin McMenamin
  • Jon-Paul McGovern
  • Scott McLaughlin

Dundee Utd · Substitutes

Livingston · Substitutions

  • Jon-Paul McGovern for Emmanuel Dorado45′
  • Scott McLaughlin for Stuart Lovell66′
  • Colin McMenamin for Derek Lilley87′

Dundee Utd · Substitutions

Livingston · Manager

  • David Hay

Dundee Utd · Manager

Livingston · Cautions

  • David McNamee73′

Dundee Utd · Cautions

Match report

An enthralling encounter at the City Ground was settled late in the second half when United showed great character to come back from 2-1 down to score twice and secure all three points. The Tangerines had a number of first half chances and the only surprise was that they scored only once in that period through Jason Scotland, his first goal at senior level. The home side had fewer attempts on goal but McNamee managed to squeeze one in off the post past the outstretched Gallacher and the sides were level at half time. The second period was a more…Read moreRead less
An enthralling encounter at the City Ground was settled late in the second half when United showed great character to come back from 2-1 down to score twice and secure all three points.

The Tangerines had a number of first half chances and the only surprise was that they scored only once in that period through Jason Scotland, his first goal at senior level. The home side had fewer attempts on goal but McNamee managed to squeeze one in off the post past the outstretched Gallacher and the sides were level at half time.

The second period was a more even contest and both sides had chances before Scott McLaughlin netted from outside the area with twenty minutes left. An inspired substitution by Ian McCall saw Collin Samuel on and within two minutes he scored an excellent goal to level the match with just more than ten minutes left. United were lifted by this goal and five minutes later Jim McIntyre back-headed the winner.

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