Texaco Cup · 1st Round 2nd Leg
Dundee Utd2–0Sheff Utd
Lineups
Dundee Utd
Sheff Utd
Dundee Utd · Starting XI
Sheff Utd · Starting XI
- Tom McAlister
- Len Badger
- Steve Goulding
- John Flynn
- Eddie Colquhoun
- Gary France
- Alan Woodward
- Geoff Salmons
- Billy Dearden
- Tony Currie
- Jimmy Bone
Dundee Utd · Substitutes
Sheff Utd · Substitutes
- Steve Cammack
- John Connaughton
Dundee Utd · Substitutions
- Not recorded
Sheff Utd · Substitutions
- Steve Cammack for Gary France61′
Dundee Utd · Manager
Sheff Utd · Manager
- John Harris
Dundee Utd · Cautions
Sheff Utd · Cautions
- Steve Goulding
- John Flynn
- Gary France
- Alan Woodward
Match report
Dundee United eased into the second round of the Texaco Cup against a Sheffield side who failed to perform. The tangerines scored first in 29 minutes when Jim Henry's shot from 30 yards beat the 'keeper who looked suspect to say the least. The game lacked flow in the second half and only a string of bookings provided the talking points. That was until the 96th minute when Dundee United doubled their lead. It was Traynor who made the goal, completing a mazy run down the wing and picking out Jim Henry who scored his second. These two goals from…Read moreRead less
Dundee United eased into the second round of the Texaco Cup against a Sheffield side who failed to perform. The tangerines scored first in 29 minutes when Jim Henry's shot from 30 yards beat the 'keeper who looked suspect to say the least.
The game lacked flow in the second half and only a string of bookings provided the talking points. That was until the 96th minute when Dundee United doubled their lead. It was Traynor who made the goal, completing a mazy run down the wing and picking out Jim Henry who scored his second.
These two goals from Henry turned out to be his last for the club.
The game lacked flow in the second half and only a string of bookings provided the talking points. That was until the 96th minute when Dundee United doubled their lead. It was Traynor who made the goal, completing a mazy run down the wing and picking out Jim Henry who scored his second.
These two goals from Henry turned out to be his last for the club.
