Scottish Premiership

FT Saturday, April 27, 2002
St Johnstone LWDLL 0
–
Dundee United LLWWW 0
CalForth Construction Arena at Tannadice Park · 5,190 att.

Head to Head

DUN leads series 4-0

Lineups

DUN

  1. 13Paul GallacherG
  2. 6Jim LauchlanD
  3. 14Hasney AljofreeD
  4. 36Stuart DuffM
  5. 24David McCrackenM
  6. 7Craig EastonM
  7. 8Charlie MillerM
  8. 18Anastasios VenetisM
  9. 11James PatersonM
  10. 9Derek LilleyF
  11. 25Stephen McConalogueF

Substitutes

  1. 40Stephen O'Donnell
  2. 33Paul JarvieG
  3. 43Daniel OgunmadeD
  4. 23David WintersM
  5. 27Stephen CarsonM

STJ

  1. 15Kevin CuthbertG
  2. 22David McCluneD
  3. 2Darren DodsD
  4. 3Stuart McCluskeyD
  5. 12Grant MurrayD
  6. 19Mark McCullochD
  7. 36Emmanuel PantherM
  8. 7Tommy LovenkrandsF
  9. 17Paul HartleyF
  10. 8Craig RussellF
  11. 14Paddy ConnollyF

Substitutes

  1. 34Craig DevlinG
  2. 20Ross ForsythD
  3. 9Graeme JonesF
  4. 18Keigan ParkerF
  5. 27Peter MacDonaldF

Timeline

  1. 58'
  2. 62'
  3. 73'
  4. 80'
  5. 84'

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