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England U21 v Scotland U21
28/04/1982
Maine Road
UEFA U21 Championship - Semi Final 2nd Leg
8,212
1-1
Bobby Geddes (Dundee); Jim Brough (Hearts); Steve Nicoll (Liverpool); Mark Reid (Celtic); Joe McLaughlin (Morton); Neale Cooper (Aberdeen); Richard Gough (Dundee Utd.); James Bett (Rangers); Neil Simpson (Aberdeen); Tommy Burns (Celtic); John MacDonald (Rangers); Frank McAvennie (St Mirren); Billy Stark (St Mirren); Iain McCulloch (Notts County); Graeme Sharp (Everton); Scott McGarvey (Manchester Utd.);John Hewitt (Aberdeen)
Iain Hesford (Blackpool); Peter Hucker (QPR); Steve McCall (Ipswich Town); Tommy Caton (Manchester City); Nicky Reid (Manchester City); Steve Wicks (QPR); Chris Whyte (Arsenal); Gary Mabbutt (Bristol Rovers); Terry Fenwick (QPR); Steve Mackenzie (West Brom); Sammy Lee (Liverpool);Adrian Heath (Everton); Paul Davis (Arsenal); Gary Shaw (Aston Villa); Justin Fashanu (Nottingham Forest); Clive Allen (QPR); Paul Goddard (West Ham)
England: Heath Scotland: Sharp
S. Thime (Norway)
Scotland U21 v West Germany U21
11/09/1984
Easter Road
Under-21 Friendly
3,000
2-1
Bryan Gunn, Graeme Hogg, Roy Aitken, Tosh McKinlay (Dundee), Stewart McKimmie, Steve Clarke (Dave Beaumont), Brian Rice, Peter Grant, Pat Nevin, Brian McClair, John Robertson
Immel, Kraaz, Kree (Bunte), Roth, Schroder, Moser, Hochstatter, Pomp, Rummenigge, Klinsmann (Thon), Muller
Brian McClair, Pat Nevin: Rummenigge
David Richardson, England
Scotland U21 v Iceland U21
16/10/1984
Fir Park
European Under-21 Championship
3,920
1-0
Bryan Gunn, Stewart McKimmie, Tosh McKinlay (Dundee), Roy AItken, Graeme Hogg (John Robertson), Neale Cooper, Pat Nevin, Peter Grant, Eric Black, Steve Clarke, Brian McClair
Bergsson, Jonsson, Askelsson, Birgisson, Budmundsson, Duffield, Eliasson, Krisjan, Kristinn, Olafsson, Thordarsson, Thorsteinsson
Roy Aitken
Mr P Daly, Republic of Ireland
Scotland U21 v Spain U21
13/11/1984
Dens Park, 7.30pm
European Under-21 Championship
5,004
0-2
Bryan Gunn, Gary McGinnis, Tosh McKinlay (Dundee), Roy Aitken ,Steve Clarke (John Robertson), Dave McPherson, Pat Nevin, Peter Grant, Eric Black, Maurice Malpas, Brian McClair
Ablanedo, Quique, Salinas, Serna, Sanchis, Caldere, Eusebio, Rojo, Pineda (Pitarch), Begiristain, Eloy
Begiristain, Eloy
A Costantin, Belgium
England U21 v Scotland U21
22/03/1988
City Ground, Nottingham
European Under-21 Championship Q.F. 2nd Leg
11,284
1-0
Alan Main, Rab Shannon (Dundee) (Gordon Hunter), Derek Whyte, Paul Hegarty, David Robertson, John Collins, Peter Grant, Stuart McCall, Terry Wilson, Robert Fleck, Kevin Gallacher (Joe Miller)
Suckling, Parkin, Dorigo, Gray, Thorn, Walker, White, Gascoigne (Sellars), Clough, Rocastle, Porter
David White
Karl-Heinz Tritschler, Germany
Scotland U18 v West Germany U18
18/10/1989
Fir Park
UEFA Under-18 International Q.F.
1-2
Jim Will, Billy Dolan, Jim Beatie, Eddie Conville, Kevin Bain (Dundee), Gary Bollan, Neil Murray, John Lindsay, Craig Flannigan, Kevin McGoldrick, Paul Dicov
Ignace Goris, Belgium
Scotland U21 v Portugal U21
12/10/1992
McDiarmid Park
European Under-21 Championship
2,828
0-0
Chris Reid, Kevin Bain (Dundee), Brian O’Neil, Christian Dailly (Neil Murray), Gary Bollan, Stephen Wright, Andy Roddie (Shaun McAuley), Paul Bernard, Grant Johnson, Craig Burley, David Hagen
Brassard, Costa, Soares, Rorres, Nelson, Xavier, Bento, Costa (Pinto), Simao (Gregorio), Toni, Ferreira
Mr Finn Lambek, Denmark
Scotland U21 v Hungary U21
26/03/1996
Easter Road
European Under-21 Championship Q.F. 2nd Leg
9,000
3-1
Derek Stillie, Jackie McNamara (James Hamilton, Dundee), Gray, Scott Marshall, Steven Pressley, Christian Dailly (Steven Crawford), Simon Donnelly, Neil Murray (Martin Baker), Andrew Liddell, Jamie Fullarton, Brian McLaughlin – Subs (not used): Colin Meldrum, Graeme Love,
Scuzs, Molnar, Hrutka, Matyus, Peto, Sebok, Lendvai, Dardai (Zavadszky), Lisztes, Szanyo, Egressy – Subs (not used): Barranyos, Preisinger, Sandor, Safar
Christian Dailly, James Hamilton (Dundee), Simon Donnelly: Egressey
Alfredo Trentalange, Italy
Scotland U21 v Lithuania U21
08/10/1999
Firhill Stadium
European Under-21 Championship Q.F. Group 9
1,805
1-2
Ryan Esson, Barry Nicholson, Gary Naysmith, Craig Easton, Jim Lauchlan, Andrew Jordan, Hugh Davidson (Scott Severin), Gavin Strachan (Sergei Baltacha), Alex Notman, Neil Tarrant (Paul Dalglish), James Paterson – Subs (not used): Jamie Langfield (Dundee), Mark Dempsie, Hugh Murray, Kieran McAnespie,
Valius, Kauspadas, Samusiovas, Dedura, Dziaukstas, Graziunas, Ksanavivius, Gardizjauskas, Laurisas (Trakys), Fomenko, Danilevicius (Vasiliauskas) -Subs (not used): Maksvytis, Veikutis
Easton: Ksanavicius, Laurisas
Bujar Pregia, Albania
FK Sartid
16/06/2001
Dens Park, 3pm
Intertoto Cup 1st Round 1st Leg
6,511
0-0
Langfield, Smith, Marrocco, Coyne, Wilkie, Romano, Artero, Robertson (Milne), Sara (Caballero), Rae, Garrido (Bonetti). Subs not used: Soutar, Del Rio, Fatello
Lukic, Alexsic, Socanac, Mrdak, Glogovac, Ramovic, Bogdanovic (Panic), Vaskovic, Zecevic Paunovic, Mirosavijevic (Antunovic), Radosavijevic. Subs not used: Rankovic, Savic, Krizmanic, Balaban
Dundee: None. Sartid: None.
Tommy Skjerven, Norway
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