21st Aug 1976 Dundee 0 Partick Thistle 2 (League Cup Section 1 - game 3)

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Match Information

			Davie White		Bertie Auld			38y, 4m, 29d
					George Mackie; John Marr; Jim Melrose
					John Hansen; Andy Anderson; Dougie Somner
					Iain Phillip (1-0, og 26 mins); Alan Hansen (2-0, pen 59 mins)
Derek Laing (Wilson Hoggan, HT); Ian Purdie (Paddy Morris, 75 mins)					Jim Melrose (Dougie Somner)
			Thomson Allan		Alan Rough			24y, 8m, 27d
			John Martin		George Mackie			22y, 3m, 3d
			Alec Caldwell		Danny Kellachan			23y, 6m, 28d
			John MacPhail		Jackie Campbell			30y, 5m, 25d
			Iain Phillip		Alan Hansen			21y, 2m, 8d
			Tommy Gemmell		John Marr			20y, 2m, 18d
			Derek Laing		Bobby Houston			24y, 7m, 0d
			Bobby Ford		Jim Melrose			17y, 10m, 14d
			Eric Sinclair		Joe Craig			22y, 3m, 7d
			future Jag Dave MacKinnon		John Craig			23y, 4m, 11d
			Ian Purdie		Denis McQuade			25y, 7m, 15d
								23y, 3m, 15d
			Wilson Hoggan		Brian Whittaker			19y, 10m, 29d
			Paddy Morris		Dougie Somner			25y, 1m, 17d

Match Report

TTA report

Dundee had all the early pressure but it was Thistle who went ahead when a Mackie cross was deflected past the keeper for an OG (26). Joe Craig had the ball in the net soon after but an infringement ruled it out but when he was brought down in the box, Hansen (A) converted the pen (59).

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Evening Times, 21st August, 1976

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ongoing sequences:

● 26 consecutive competitive appearances for Bobby Houston, 3rd Jan 1976 to date. (Longest run since: John Hansen - 81 games, 6th Nov 1974 to 18th Aug 1976. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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