Scottish Cup
FT
Saturday, May 17, 2014
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| DUN | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| STJ | 1 | 1 | 2 |
Celtic Park · 47,345 att.
Head to Head
STJ leads series 4-1
Lineups
STJ
- 1Alan MannusG
- 2Dave MacKayD
- 5Frazer WrightD
- 6Steven AndersonD
- 24Brian EastonD
- 7Chris MillarM
- 10David WotherspoonM
- 12James DunneM
- 29Michael O'HalloranM
- 9Steven MacLeanF
- 17Stevie MayF
DUN
- 1Radoslaw CierzniakG
- 12Keith WatsonD
- 2Sean DillonD
- 5Gavin GunningD
- 26Andy RobertsonD
- 6Paul PatonM
- 8John RankinM
- 18Ryan DowM
- 10Stuart ArmstrongM
- 11Gary Mackay-StevenM
- 21Nadir CiftciF
Timeline
- 45'+1' Steven Anderson (St Johnstone) Goal
- 49' James Dunne (St Johnstone) Yellow Card
- 52' Paul Paton (Dundee United) Yellow Card
- 54' Steve May (St Johnstone) Yellow Card
- 64' Ryan Gauld (Dundee United) Substitution
- 73' Lee Croft (St Johnstone) Substitution
- 77' Brian Graham (Dundee United) Substitution
- 84' Steven MacLean (St Johnstone) Goal
- 85' Steven MacLean (St Johnstone) Yellow Card
- 85' Gary McDonald (St Johnstone) Substitution
- 90' Gavin Gunning (Dundee United) Yellow Card
- 90'
- 90'+3' Nadir Ciftci (Dundee United) Yellow Card
Scottish Cup News
All news
News
Celtic, Rangers Scottish Cup games to be played behind closed doors after fan trouble
Celtic and Rangers have both been ordered to play their next home Scottish Cup match behind closed doors.
News
Rangers to face Celtic in Premier Sports Cup quarterfinals after Derek McInnes gets off the mark
Rangers were handed a home tie against Old Firm rivals Celtic in the Premier Sports Cup quarterfinal draw after getting their first win under new boss Derek McInnes at the fifth time of asking when they beat St Mirren 5-1 at Ibrox.
News
Police say big away fan groups 'not safe' for Old Firm derby
Large away supporter groups in games between Rangers and Celtic have been described as unsafe by the police officer in charge of investigating Sunday's Ibrox trouble.
News
Arrests made as Scottish police hit out at 'shameful' scenes after Celtic vs. Rangers
Police stated they faced "extreme hostility and violence" during a post-match pitch invasion at Ibrox which impacted Celtic staff and players.