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Scottish Premier – KO 15:00
Hibernian 2 (0) – 2(2) Kilmarnock
Paatelainen 74 Smith 16
Miller 90 Cocard 22 (p)

Hibernian: Colgan ,Collins ,Hughes ,Dennis ,Renwick (McGinlay ,53 ) ,Sauzee ,Lovell ,Latapy ,Brebner ,Paatelainen ,Lehmann (Miller ,65)
Subs not used: Phillips,Bannerman,Jack,

Kilmarnock: Meldrum ,Canero ,Innes ,Lauchlan ,Dindeleux ,Reilly ,Gary Holt ,Durrant ,Mitchell ,Cocard (Jeffrey ,85 ) ,Smith (Wright ,87)
Subs not used Watt,Burke,Davidson,

Bookings: Paatelainen ,Sauzee (Hibernian) Lauchlan (Kilmarnock)

Attendance: 12408

Referee: Kenny Clark (Scotland)

Goals

• Lehmann 18
• Sauzee 27
• Miller 90

Bookings

• Petric (Hearts) Lehmann
• Paatelainen (Hibernian)

Attendance

• 17954

Referee

• Willie Young (Scotland)

European Championships – Qualifying Group 9 – KO 19:45

Scotland

Jess 68

Czech Rep

Suchoparek 27
Smicer 35

At Hampden Park, Glasgow on 31-03-1999

Scotland: Sullivan ,David Weir ,Boyd ,Lambert ,Elliott ,Davidson (Johnston ,52 ) ,Burley ,Jess ,McAllister (Hutchison ,64 ) ,McCann ,Hopkin

Subs not used: Gould,Whyte,McNamara,Durrant,Ritchie,

Czech Rep: Srnicek ,Votava ,Suchoparek ,Nedved ,Hornak ,Hasek ,Nemec ,Poborsky (Rada ,76 ) ,Lokvenc (Kuka ,70 ) ,Smicer (Baranek ,84 ) ,Berger

Subs not used Vlcek,Koller,Cizek,Postulka,

Bookings: Hopkin (Scotland) Baranek (Czech Rep)

Attendance: 44513

Referee: Kim Milton Nielsen (Denmark)

This is the game that relegate hibs this season…

Attendance

• 13413

Finland give Scots a chilly awakening

Brazil will be delighted at result;
so will Norway and Morocco

• Scotland 1
• Finland 1

by Ken Gaunt

SCOTLAND are heading for the World Cup finals desperately short of firepower.
Manager Craig Brown used all his five top strikers at Easter Road last night yet they struggled to break down a side 62nd in the current FIFA rankings.
Brown fielded a weakened team but their inability to beat the Finns in this friendly hardly gives the Tartan Army hope for the June 10 clash with World Cup holders, Brazil.
He was anxious for a victory in their last World Cup warm-up game on home soil but the Scots were rocked after just 10 minutes when Finland took the lead.
Ironically for Brown the goal came after two players, who are based in Scotland, linked up.
Motherwell midfielder Simo Valakari split the defence with a ball through the middle. Colin Hendry and Matt Elliott were both unable to plug the gap and Rangers winger Jonatan Johansson raced into the hole.
He showed a cool head to strike the ball beyond keeper Jim Leighton.
Brown had been forced to shake up his side following the withdrawal through injury of keeper Andy Goram, midfielder Craig Burley and striker Eoin Jess.
But Scotland, beaten 1-0 by Denmark last month, drew level in the 16th minute through Darren Jackson.
Colin Calderwood delivered a deep cross to the back post and Christian Dailly, also lurking in a forward role, headed the ball back across the face of the goal.
The ball broke to Scott Booth whose effort nudged the post and Celtic striker Jackson tapped in from the rebound for one of the easiest goals of his career.
Finland, who were three minutes away from qualifying for the play-offs of the World Cup finals, played with a degree of confidence in the first half.
Brown rang the changes at half-time by bringing on Kevin Gallacher and David Weir for Jackson and Elliott.
Blackburn striker Gallacher had been suffering a throat infection all week but he gave Scotland greater impetus in the second half.
Scott Booth saw a shot beaten away by Rangers goalkeeper Antti Niemi three minutes after the break as Scotland began the half with a bang.
However, it took defender Tommy Boyd, who replaced Christian Dailly after 86 minutes, to set Scottish pulses racing when he almost grabbed the winner shortly after coming on with four minutes to go.
He found space on the edge of the area but dragged his shot wide of the post.
It was a frustrating night all round for Brown and the Edinburgh fans, who had waited 90 years to see Scotland return to Easter Road.
The news of Scotland’s failure to defeat Finland is bound to be greeted by smiles not only in the Brazil camp but in Norway and Morocco as well.
Finland had earlier this year struggled to draw with Cyprus and then lost to Slovakia before narrowly beating Malta.
But they were good enough to contain Scotland last night — and that must be a chilling thought for Brown.
SCOTLAND: Leighton, Elliott, Whyte, Calderwood, Hendry, Dailly, Gemmill, McKinlay, Booth, Jackson, Collins.
FINLAND: Niemi, Ylonen, Tuomela, Hyypia, Coskinen, Mahilo, Reini, Valakari, Sumiala, Litmanen, Johansson.

11 April 1998

Hibs 2 Hearts 1

Easter Road

Scottish Football League Premier Division

15,530

John Robertson scored the last of his record 27 goals in the derby. Hibs severely dented Hearts’ league title chances with the win, but were unable to save themselves from relegation.

Scottish Premier – KO 19:45
Celtic 4 (2) – 0(0) Kilmarnock
Brattbakk 11
Brattbakk 36
Brattbakk 70
Brattbakk 87

Celtic: Gould ,Boyd ,Mahe ,McNamara (Donnelly ,62 ) ,Rieper (Annoni ,72 ) ,Stubbs ,Larsson (Jackson ,76 ) ,Burley ,Brattbakk ,Lambert ,Wieghorst

Kilmarnock: Marshall ,MacPherson ,Baker ,Lauchlan ,McGowne ,Reilly ,Mitchell (O’Neill ,82 ) ,Gary Holt ,Wright (Vareille ,68 ) ,McIntyre (Roberts ,81 ) ,Henry

Bookings: Baker ,Mitchell ,Reilly (Kilmarnock)

Attendance: 49231

Scottish Premier – KO 19:45
Hibernian 0 (0) – 1(1) Hearts
McCann 7

Hibernian

• Gottskalksson
• Miller
• Boco
• Dods
• Hughes
• Charnley (Harper ,76 )
• Dow
• Lavety (Power ,70 )
• Crawford
• Rougier
• McGinlay
• Subs not used McCaffrey

Hearts

• Rousset
• Frail (Salvatori ,73 )
• Pointon (Flogel ,88 )
• Weir
• McManus
• Ritchie
• McCann
• Fulton
• Robertson (Hamilton ,89 )
• Cameron
• Adam

Bookings

• Pointon(Hearts)
• Ritchie (Hearts)

Attendance

• 15550

hibs survive the play off

CONTENTS
8 All go at rovers Upheaval in undermining Raith’s Premier Division Campaign
9 Miodrag Krivokapic
12 Balearic Boy Chris Jacksons on Strachan, Beardsley and Beckham
23 Rare Appearance The Edinburgh cup.
24 Godon’s Big Night Gordon Hunter’s Testimonial match, Hibs versus Coventry

PLUS - Business in blooming, Jacksons Column, Hibs Kids and much, much more

Hibernian 0 (0) – 2(0) Rangers
Laudrup
Mitchell

Goals

Gareth Evans
Keith Wright
Steve Kirk

Hibernian       0 (0) – 2(0)     Kilmarnock
Wright

Attendance: 8350

A CONTROVERSIAL. match, screened live across Britain, saw Hibs pass up several early chances before allowing Aberdeen to carry the three points back to Pittodrie. The game swung around the dismissal of Pat Mcginlay on the hour mark (red-carded for an alleged clash with Aberdeen’s Stephen Glass) and a delay confirming that a Billy Dodds header had crossed the line for Aberdeen’s second on 32 minutes. Down to ten men. Hibs were never quite able to claw their way hack into the game, despite a Frantic last couple of minutes sparked off by another fine goal from Kevin Harper.

Hibernian 0 (0) – 4(2) Celtic
Donnelly
McNamara
O’Donnell
Van Hooijdonk

Scottish Premier

Hibernian 4 (3) – 2(0) Motherwell
Jackson
McAllister
Weir

Attendance

• 9896

TICKET

PROGRAMME

Hibernian Goals :

• Donald
• McGinlay

Hearts Goals :

• McPherson
• Robertson

Wright Weir and Harper

Attendance: 3520

Scottish FA Cup – Round 4

Hibernian 2 (1) – 0(0) Motherwell
Goals from McGinley & Harper
on 18-02-1995

Attendance: 10639

Game postponed to the 18th due to frozen pitches at tynie

Ref

• Hugh Dallas (Bonkle)

Keith Wright Hatrick an one from Michael O’Neil

Hibernian

• Leighton
• Farrell
• Tortolano
• Findlay (Love 81)
• Tweed
• Beaumont
• McAllister
• Hamilton
• Evans(McGraw 81)
• Jackson
• O’Neill

Aberdeen

• Theo Snelders
• S. McKimmie
• Woodthorpe
• Grant
• Smith
• Wright
• Jess
• McKinnon
• Booth
• Dodds
• Winnie

Goals

• O’Neill 38secs
• Jackson 23mins
• Dodds 33mins
• Grant 74mins

Attempt on goal

• Hibs 6
• Aberdeen 5

Referee:

• Mr L B Thow (Ayr)

Match Report In this programme

CONTENTS

• 8 Eastenders visit Edinburgh Hibernian welcome Dunfermline
• 14 Jacksons Column Hibernian from the inside out
• 18 In there own write New football magazine are appearing everywhere.
• 23 A Tale of Trophies League Cup memories.
• 24 A Wealth of Experience New man Jocky Scott on the last 12 months
• 25 Top Ranking? After the World Cup where do Scotland fit in the hierarchy of global football?
• PLUS Alex Miller, Douglas Cromb, Match Memory, The peoples view of British football (page 19) and more …

HEARTS

• Walker
• Mclaren
• Levein
• Berry
• Frail
• Mackay (sent off)
• Leitch (A johnstone 76)
• McKinley (Miller 40)
• Colquhoun
• Robertson
• M Johnstone

HIBS

• Leighton
• Beaumont
• Tweed
• Hunter
• Miller(Tortolano 50)
• Evens
• Findley
• Hamilton
• O’Neill
• Harper(McAllister 62)
• Jackson

Referee

• Mr L Mottram (Forth)

Attendance

• 14000

Quote: from Jacksons Column

Winning against hearts was a huge relief to all of us. That victory should now end press speculation about a jinx, and we can look forward to more successes against out city rivals. The reaction of our fans throughout the game was absolutely tremendous and i was delighted to join them in celebration at the end of the match. There were only 4000 Hibs fans in Tynecastle that day because of the reduced ticket allocation, but they sounded more like 14000, especially when the final whistle was blown. At the end of the day it was only three points – but it was a great three points to win.

Match Report In this programme

Here

Keith Wright scores – the last game of the terracing!

Match Report in the subsequent Programme: Here

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postponed from 1/1/94 – frozen pitch

Goals from Kevin McAllister and Super Tortolano

Hibs: Wright ’56,Findlay ’69,Mitchell ’85, ‘Well: Coyne ’60 & ’68

Shots on target

• Hibs 7
• Motherwell 7

• Hibs 13
• Motherwell 8

• Hibs 7
• Motherwell 1

Rangers: Maxwell ,Stevens ,Robertson ,Gough ,McPherson ,McCall ,Steven ,Ferguson ,Durrant ,Hateley ,Huistra (McCoist ,45)
Subs not used: Mikhailichenko,Scott,

Hibernian: Leighton ,Miller ,Mitchell ,Farrell ,Tweed ,Hunter ,McAllister ,Hamilton ,Wright ,Jackson (Gareth Evans ,45 ) ,O’Neill
Subs not used Beaumont,Reid,

Bookings: None

Attendance: 47632

GOALS : Wright, Donald


1 Leighton
2 W. Miller
3 Tortolano
4 McIntrye
5 Tweed
6 Hunter
7 Mcallister
8 Hamilton
9 Wright
10 Jackson
11 McGraw
12 Lennon
14 Donald

29 September 1992 UEFA Cup Anderlecht

Hibernian Edinburg – RSC Anderlecht 2:2 (1:1)
(Beaumont 4, McGinlay 75 – Degryse 39 p, van Vossen 67)
RSC ANDERLECHT – Hibernian Edinburg 1:1 (1:1)
(Nilis 4 -Jackson 15)

GOALS
Hearts : Tosh McKinlay ;John Robertson

Brechin City : Brown

att : 1903

HIBERNIAN

• John Burridge
• Willie Miller
• Graham Mitchell
• Gordon Hunter
• Tommy McIntyre
• Dave Beaumont
• Mickey Weir
• Brian Hamilton
• Keith Wright
• Gareth Evans
• Pat McGinley
• Mark McGraw
• Joe Tortolano
• Danny Lennon
• David Nichols

Scottish League Cup – Final
Hibernian 2 (0) – 0(0) Dunfermline

• McIntyre
• Wright

Hibernian

• John Burridge - Player Profile here.
• Willie Miller - Player Profile here.
• Graham Mitchell - Player Profile here.
• Gordon Hunter - Player Profile here.
• Tommy McIntyre - Player Profile here.
• Murdo MacLeod - Player Profile here.
• Mickey Weir - Player Profile here.
• Brian Hamilton - Player Profile here.
• Keith Wright - Player Profile here.
• Gareth Evans - Player Profile here.
• Pat McGinlay - Player Profile here.

Dunfermline

• Rhodes
• Wilson
• Siddall
• McCathie
• Moyes
• Robertson
• McWilliams
• Kozma
• Leitch
• Davies
• Sinclair (Cunnington 45)

Bookings

• None

Attendance

• 40377

HIBERNIAN

• John Burridge
• Alan Sneddon
• Neil Orr
• Graham Mitchell
• Gordon Hunter
• Tommy McIntyre
• Michael Weir
• Brian Hamilton
• Pat McGinley
• Danny Lennon
• Keith Wright
• Gareth Evans
• David Fellinger
• Stephen Raynes

Nigel Spink
Stuart Teale
Dwight Yorke
Gordon Cowans
Kevin Richardson
Pal Mortimer
Cyrille Regis
Dalian Atkinson
Ian Olney
Mark Blake
Derek Mountfield
Tony Daley
Chris Price
Stuart Gray
Ugo Ehiogu
Gary Penrice

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Dalglish
stars as
Wright
hits four
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KENNY DALGLISH applied the mastefs touch to Alan sl’l0d\‘.|0ll’8 testimonial match at Easter Rnad last night, writes Badly Mackenzie. The 40-year-old lackbum
manager provided a reminder of what Scotland! intema-tional side have missed since he put his boots away. playing for 68 minutes before being replaced by Dave Fellinger. Dnlglish may hnve been the f0¢\l$ of attention but it was Keith Wright who did the “damage, scoring all four Hibs pals including three in eight minuta in the tint half. Tony Daley. hack alter a month out through injury. give Aston Villa an early lead in front of 6.000 fans. With Tommy Mclntyfe ab- sent because of Scotland dutid. the centre of the Hibs ‘defence looked suspect. So it was that Dalian Atkinson had time to lay the ball off for Daley to lob urridge.
Playing in central midfield, Delglish swung the match al- ntott single-ltandedly. He slips! open Villa in the 20th

W he?” “f from I6 Seven minua later, Del- |li||| Qi up the second goal when he rlispossessed Mount- freld on the byeline before lay- ing the bell off for Wright to convert a simple chance. A minute mer Wright corn- pleterl his hat-trick when he heeded a Weir cross at Spink _ and followed up to tuck home
the rebormri. l Ron Atkinson rnnrle three I cltoneea eller the interval, wqtllcirtg Richardson, Regis and Mortimer with Cowans, Penrioe and Fruggett. A header from Yorke pro-duced an excellent uve from lurridge and Villa pulled a ‘ wi on the hour when tsoored. Daley was unlucky not to equalise in the Blat minute
with a left-foot shot which hit a pos! but live minutes later Wright scored his own and _ Hibe’ fourth with a header. Attendance: 6980.

After leaving the field to a standing ovation. Dalglish
immediatly drove back to his
Stockport , pausing only
‘ to pic up a sgecial request of
tislr and c ips, black pud~
din; _supper and a bottle of
I Arnencan cream soda.
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Attendance: 40901

1991 Scottish Cup Final

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The 1991 Scottish Cup Final was played between Motherwell F.C. and Dundee United F.C. at Hampden Park on May 18th 1991. Motherwell held aloft the Cup after a classic encounter finished 4-3, after extra time.

Motherwell took the lead when Iain Ferguson headed home just after the half hour mark. Motherwell went two up through Ian Angus in the second half before Dave Bowman pulled one back for United.

Motherwell looked likely to win easily when Phil O’Donnell, just 18 years old, stooped to head his team into a 3-1 lead. But just when it seemed the Cup was set for Fir Park, John O’Neil pulled one back for the United and with seconds remaining Darren Jackson made it 3-3 to take the game into extra-time. However, in the first period of extra-time “super sub” Stevie Kirk won the Cup for Motherwell with a header and wrote himself into Motherwell folklore.