League · Premier Division

Rangers1–0Dundee Utd

Craig Paterson 65′
29 Sep 1984Saturday, 29 September 1984 · 3pmIbroxAttendance: 29,232

Lineups

Rangers

Dundee Utd

Rangers · Starting XI

  • Peter McCloy
  • Dave McKinnon
  • Ally Dawson
  • John McClelland
  • Craig Paterson
  • Ian Redford
  • Dave McPherson
  • Cammy Fraser
  • Iain Ferguson
  • Ally McCoist
  • Davie Cooper

Dundee Utd · Starting XI

Rangers · Substitutes

  • Bobby Russell
  • John MacDonald

Dundee Utd · Substitutes

Rangers · Substitutions

  • Bobby Russell for Cammy Fraser46′
  • John MacDonald for Ally McCoist80′

Dundee Utd · Substitutions

Rangers · Manager

  • Jock Wallace

Dundee Utd · Manager

Rangers · Cautions

  • Dave McKinnon19′

Dundee Utd · Cautions

Match report

That Ibrox bogey struck again as United slumped to a single goal defeat despite controlling the game for long periods. In the first half, particularly, all the chances fell to United. John Clark went close after a neat flick from Davie Dodds, Stuart Beedie had a header saved just on half time and a free kick from John Clark were the most prominent moments of the half. Rangers, who replaced Bobby Russell for the injured Cammy Fraser at the interval, were more effective in the second half but still rarely looked dangerous. The winning goal by Craig Paterson was typical…Read moreRead less
That Ibrox bogey struck again as United slumped to a single goal defeat despite controlling the game for long periods. In the first half, particularly, all the chances fell to United. John Clark went close after a neat flick from Davie Dodds, Stuart Beedie had a header saved just on half time and a free kick from John Clark were the most prominent moments of the half.

Rangers, who replaced Bobby Russell for the injured Cammy Fraser at the interval, were more effective in the second half but still rarely looked dangerous. The winning goal by Craig Paterson was typical of our luck at Ibrox. He latched on to an uncleared corner and his net bound shot was saved on the line by Eamonn Bannon but ricochetted off Hamish McAlpine and over the line!

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