League Cup · 3rd Round
Dundee Utd2–0Clydebank
Richard Gough 22′
Ian Redford 71′
Lineups
Dundee Utd
Clydebank
Dundee Utd · Starting XI
Clydebank · Starting XI
- Jim Gallacher
- Joe Dickson
- Jim Given
- Jim Fallon
- Mark Treanor
- Vinny Moore
- David Shanks
- Gerry Ronald
- Mike Larnach
- Mike Conroy
- Gerry McCabe
Dundee Utd · Substitutes
Clydebank · Substitutes
- David Lloyd
- Martin Hughes
Dundee Utd · Substitutions
- Not recorded
Clydebank · Substitutions
- David Lloyd for Vinny Moore74′
Dundee Utd · Manager
Clydebank · Manager
- Sam Henderson
Dundee Utd · Cautions
Clydebank · Cautions
- Mark Treanor37′
- David Shanks69′
- Mike Larnach80′
Match report
Our third successive victory, all by a winning 2-0 margin, took us through to tonight's quarter-final tie with St Mirren. Like Saturday's derby, United weren't quite at their best, but rarely looked like losing a goal. Clydebank did have an early chance when Vinny Moore, once a trialist at Tannadice, went close with a header. An Ian Redford header, straight at 'keeper Gallacher was United's answer. Not until the 22nd minute was the deadlock broken. Stuart Beedie picked up a loose ball, spurted to the bye-line and his cut-back was volleyed in by Richard Gough for his second Skol Cup…Read moreRead less
Our third successive victory, all by a winning 2-0 margin, took us through to tonight's quarter-final tie with St Mirren. Like Saturday's derby, United weren't quite at their best, but rarely looked like losing a goal. Clydebank did have an early chance when Vinny Moore, once a trialist at Tannadice, went close with a header. An Ian Redford header, straight at 'keeper Gallacher was United's answer. Not until the 22nd minute was the deadlock broken. Stuart Beedie picked up a loose ball, spurted to the bye-line and his cut-back was volleyed in by Richard Gough for his second Skol Cup goal of the season. There was a lucky escape for United before the interval when Gerry Ronald drove in what looked like the equaliser, only to find it chalked off for offside.
Playing more fluently in the second half, United created more by the way of chances with Paul Sturrock, Richard Gough and Ian Redford all going close, before the latter prodded in his first goal for the club after Richard Gough knocked down a swerving Eamonn Bannon cross to the former Rangers man.
Playing more fluently in the second half, United created more by the way of chances with Paul Sturrock, Richard Gough and Ian Redford all going close, before the latter prodded in his first goal for the club after Richard Gough knocked down a swerving Eamonn Bannon cross to the former Rangers man.