Scottish League Cup

FT Saturday, August 2, 2014
COW Cowdenbeath WWDWL 2
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CLY Clyde WLWLW 1
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COW022
CLY101
Broadwood Stadium · 503 att.

Match Report

Head to Head

COW leads series 4-1

Lineups

CLY

  1. 1Jamie BarclayG
  2. 2Scott DurieD
  3. 4David MarshallD
  4. 5Brian McQueenD
  5. 3Ross McKinnonD
  6. 7Scott FergusonM
  7. 6David GrayM
  8. 8John SweeneyM
  9. 11Kevin WattM
  10. 9Scott McmanusF
  11. 10David SinclairF

Substitutes

  1. 21Nic RajovicG
  2. 14Ryan FrancesD
  3. 12Patrick ScullionM
  4. 16Gordon YoungM
  5. 19Gary GrahamF
  6. 15Michael DalyF
  7. 18Stewart McColmF

COW

  1. 1Thomas FlynnG
  2. 14Dean BrettD
  3. 5John ArmstrongD
  4. 6Nathaniel WedderburnD
  5. 3Kenny AdamsonD
  6. 20Kyle MillerM
  7. 4Thomas O'BrienM
  8. 7John RobertsonM
  9. 16Sammy StewartM
  10. 8Lewis MilneF
  11. 10Sean HigginsF

Substitutes

  1. 13Robbie ThomsonG
  2. 2Iain CampbellD
  3. 18Darren BrownlieD
  4. 21Craig JohnstonM
  5. 12Christopher KaneM
  6. 9Craig SutherlandF
  7. 15Danijel JurisicF

Timeline

  1. 34' Craig Johnston (Cowdenbeath) Substitution at 34'
  2. 45'+2' David Gray (Clyde) Goal at 47'
  3. 46' Iain Campbell (Cowdenbeath) Substitution at 46'
  4. 51' Lewis Milne (Cowdenbeath) Goal at 51'
  5. 59' Gordon Young (Clyde) Substitution at 59'
  6. 61' Stewart McColm (Clyde) Substitution at 61'
  7. 88' John Sweeney (Clyde) Yellow Card at 88'
  8. 90'
  9. 90'+1' Kyle Miller (Cowdenbeath) Goal at 91'

Scottish League Cup News

All news
News PA Wilfried Nancy nightmare start continues as St. Mirren beat Celtic to Scottish League Cup Wilfried Nancy's nightmare start to his Celtic reign continued as St Mirren wrestled the Premier Sports Cup from their grasp with a 3-1 Hampden triumph. News PA Interim Celtic boss Martin O'Neill open to longer-term talks Interim manager Martin O'Neill expects to be at Celtic on a short-term basis but would be open to talks over an extended stay after leading the holders to the Premier Sports Cup final. News ESPN Rangers slam VAR picks after Scottish League Cup final error Rangers have questioned the selection of two officials as video assistant referees (VARs) for the upcoming round of Scottish Premiership action after the pair in question failed to award a penalty in their Scottish League Cup final defeat to Celtic. ESPN ESPN Scottish League Cup: Celtic claim title in thriller vs Rangers Celtic beat Rangers in a pulsating Scottish League Cup final to claim the trophy after a rollercoaster contest that was eventually decided on penalties.