2006 Scottish Challenge Cup Final - Match Details

Match Details

November 12, 2006
15:00
Ross County 1 – 1 (a.e.t.)
(5 – 4 pen.)
Clyde McDiarmid Park, Perth
Attendance: 4,062
Referee: Craig Thomson
Dowie 80' Report Hunter 43'
Penalties
Gardyne
Robertson
McKinlay
Adams
Irvine
Crooks
5 – 4 O'Donnell
McGregor
McCann
Miller
McHale
Higgins
Ross County Clyde
ROSS COUNTY:
GK 1 Craig Samson
RB 2 Gary Irvine
CB 3 Alex Keddie
CB 4 Andy Dowie 39' 80'
LB 5 Kevin McKinlay
RM 6 Craig Gunn
CF 7 Michael Gardyne
CM 8 Derek Adams
CF 9 Amick Ciani 17' 115'
CM 10 Don Cowie (captain) 102'
LM 11 Martin Scott 25' 117'
Substitutes:
GK 12 Joe Malin
DF 14 Mark McCulloch
DF 15 Hugh Robertson 102'
MF 16 Stuart Anderson 117'
FW 17 Jason Crooks 115'
Manager:
Scott Leitch
CLYDE:
GK 1 David Hutton
CB 2 Neil McGregor 119'
LWB 3 Eddie Malone 93'
CB 4 Chris Higgins 117'
CB 5 Craig McKeown
CM 6 Paul McHale (captain)
CM 7 Craig Bryson 107'
CM 8 Stephen O'Donnell 51'
CF 9 Andy Ferguson 79'
CF 10 Roddy Hunter 43' 79'
RWB 11 Ryan McCann 115'
Substitutes:
FW 12 Sean McKenna 79'
DF 14 Robert Harris
FW 15 Kevin Bradley 79'
MF 16 Joe Miller 108' 107'
GK 17 Peter Cherrie
Manager:
Joe Miller

MATCH OFFICIALS

  • Assistant referees:
    • Willie Dishington
    • Jeff Banks
  • Fourth official: Mike Ritchie
  • Man of the Match - Paul McHale

MATCH RULES

  • 90 minutes
  • 30 minutes of extra time if scores are level
  • Penalty shootout if scores still level
  • Five named substitutes
  • Maximum of 3 substitutions

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