Eamonn Bannon opens the scoring in this League Cup semi 1st leg at Tannadice as Paul Sturrock cuts back from the bye line only for Bonner to spill to Willie Pettigrew who chips nicely to find Eamonn at the back post to fire home.

David Narey intercepts expertly and sends Paul Sturrock free down the left-side the frontman drives into the box and although Pettigrew is clear in the box a fortunate effort from Sturrock canons off Willie Miller and into the net for our third.

Brief highlights from The Jim McLean Years release of our first ever domestic trophy win that came in the shape of our 3-0 win here against Aberdeen. Goals came from Willie Pettigrew (2), and deflected Paul Sturrock effort to secure the silverware at Dens

Great work by all through the mud heap pitch and the play is fed nicely to Paul Sturrock on the left and he puts in a delightful cross for Willie Pettigrew to beat the 'keeper to the ball and head home from close range for his second of the night.

Striker Willie Pettigrew nets his first of the night at the second attempt after he gets on the end of a low cross from the left side from Derek Stark.

Highlights from our Premier Division match at Tannadice against Motherwell with all of the goal action coming in the first half through a Paul Hegarty missed penalty and both Ray Stewart and Billy Kirkwood on the score-sheet very early on in this one.

Vital points were secured in this Premier Division match at a difficult venue in Ibrox where points were hard to come by however, after going behind, a great victory was secured with goals from Sturrock, McAlpine (pen) and Wallace.

A fantastic run down the left side from Paul Sturrock ends with him chipping an exquisite pass to the onrushing Frank Kopel at the edge of the box who in turn hit a first-time volley that thundered beyond the 'keeper to score an outstanding goal.

In the first minute of the match, Frank Kopel controls a Ray Stewart cross on the edge of the box to swivel and hit a fierce shot beyond the 'keeper and into the bottom right corner of the net to secure the win.

Our Scottish Cup semi final at Hampden ended in a score draw after 90 minutes and was memorable for Pat Gardner's outstanding strike from 30 yards and into the top right corner of the net after the lay-off from Frank Kopel.

We had to wait until the 73rd minute to double our lead as striker Kenny Cameron finds himself in so much space inside the Hearts box to get on the end of a cross from Jackie Copland and cheekily lift the ball over the Hearts 'keeper.

Two goals without reply at Tynecastle meant Jim McLean's men claimed maximum points in a hard fought win in the capital with our goals coming from Pat Gardner and Kenny Cameron.