League · Division One

Clyde1–2Dundee Utd

Graham McFarlane 44′
Davie Wilson 13′
Alan Gordon 75′
3 Oct 1970Saturday, 3 October 1970 · 3pmShawfieldAttendance: 1,408

Lineups

Clyde

Dundee Utd

Clyde · Starting XI

  • Brian Wallace
  • Eddie Anderson
  • Eddie Mulheron
  • John McHugh
  • Willie McVie
  • Jim Burns
  • Graham McFarlane
  • Billy Hulston
  • Derek Staite
  • Sam Hastings
  • John McColligan

Dundee Utd · Starting XI

Clyde · Substitutes

  • Millar Hay

Dundee Utd · Substitutes

Clyde · Substitutions

  • Not recorded

Dundee Utd · Substitutions

Clyde · Manager

  • Archie Robertson

Dundee Utd · Manager

Match report

With both regular 'keepers out injured, Clyde were forced to field 19 year old Brian Wallace as their last line of defence. There was a poor crowd in attendance for this one, creating a very eerie atmosphere at Shawfield. Clyde were first on the attack in this one and McKay had to be sharp to rush out and block from staite. Younf Wallace in the Clyde goal got his first taste of action early in the half when Wilson ran clear and tried to score low to the 'keepers corner. Wallace dived to save with one hand. Davie Wilson was…Read moreRead less
With both regular 'keepers out injured, Clyde were forced to field 19 year old Brian Wallace as their last line of defence. There was a poor crowd in attendance for this one, creating a very eerie atmosphere at Shawfield.

Clyde were first on the attack in this one and McKay had to be sharp to rush out and block from staite. Younf Wallace in the Clyde goal got his first taste of action early in the half when Wilson ran clear and tried to score low to the 'keepers corner. Wallace dived to save with one hand. Davie Wilson was not to be denied though and after he sprung the offside trap on 13 minutes, he was composed enough to rifle into the corner. The game swung from goalmouth to goalmouth as both sides continued to attack. Then as the game neared half time, Clyde struck back. Graham McFarlane rose to meet a HAstings free-kick and crash headed the ball home.

The second half was much the same as the first with wave after wave of attacking play from both sides. McKay and Wallace were both strong in goal and prevented the forwards from scoring on numerous occasions. With 15 minutes remaining United struck the crucial blow. This time it was Alan Gordon who created and finished the chance to claim full points.
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