League · Premier Division
Clydebank1–1Dundee Utd
Michael Conroy 82′
Ian Redford 3′
Lineups
Clydebank
Dundee Utd
Clydebank · Starting XI
- Jim Gallacher
- Joe Dickson
- Jim Given
- Mark Treanor
- Stewart Auld
- John Maher
- David Shanks
- Martin Hughes
- Alan Bain
- Michael Conroy
- Gerry McCabe
Dundee Utd · Starting XI
Clydebank · Substitutes
- Vinny Moore
- Budgie McGhie
Dundee Utd · Substitutes
Clydebank · Substitutions
- Vinny Moore for Martin Hughes78′
Dundee Utd · Substitutions
- Not recorded
Clydebank · Manager
- Sam Henderson
Dundee Utd · Manager
Match report
A goal in three minutes by Ian Redford gave us the perfect start to what is always a tricky fixture. Stuart Beedie was the architect of that opening goal. Picking the ball up just outside the box he found Ian Redford unmarked on the left and his low angular drive beat Gallacher. Although in control for most of that first-half, the next real chance came right on the interval, when a superb one-handed save by Gallacher from a Hegarty header signalled the half-time whistle. Without repeating their dominance after the re-start, we appeared in little danger of conceding a goal,…Read moreRead less
A goal in three minutes by Ian Redford gave us the perfect start to what is always a tricky fixture. Stuart Beedie was the architect of that opening goal. Picking the ball up just outside the box he found Ian Redford unmarked on the left and his low angular drive beat Gallacher. Although in control for most of that first-half, the next real chance came right on the interval, when a superb one-handed save by Gallacher from a Hegarty header signalled the half-time whistle.
Without repeating their dominance after the re-start, we appeared in little danger of conceding a goal, with Ian Redford and Stuart Beedie both going close. Towards, the end, however, the Bankies stepped up their effort and this was rewarded when Mike Conroy stooped to head in a Moore cross.
Without repeating their dominance after the re-start, we appeared in little danger of conceding a goal, with Ian Redford and Stuart Beedie both going close. Towards, the end, however, the Bankies stepped up their effort and this was rewarded when Mike Conroy stooped to head in a Moore cross.