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Queen of South 2 (AET)
Scottish Cup (2nd Preliminary Round Replay)

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Clydebank
2 - 2
(AET)
 Queen of South

Scottish Cup (2nd Preliminary Round Replay)
Wednesday, January 17th, 1968
New Kilbowie Park. Att. 4,500
7:30 PM Kick-off
Goalscorers
Tony Moy  (24)
(Assist Eddie Moore)
Tony Moy  (80)
(Assist Eddie Rutherford)
 		Iain McChesney (6)
Bobby Carroll (83)

Team Managers
Jack Steedman
 Jackie Husband

Starting Eleven
1 Dick Madden
2 Malcolm Henderson
3 Davie Mitchell
4 Ernie Collumbine
5 Eddie Moore
6 Tommy McGhee
7 Eddie Rutherford
8 Stan King
9 Jim Fleming
10 Tony Moy
11 John Baxter
 Allan Ball 1
Colin Baillie 2
Mike Barker 3
Billy Collings 4
George Siddle 5
Jim Kerr 6
Jimmy Davison 7
Mike Jackson 8
Iain McChesney 9
Lex Law 10
Peter Mitchell 11

Bench
12 Arthur Paterson
 Bobby Carroll 12

Substitutions
Arthur Paterson for Jim Fleming (88)
 Bobby Carroll -> Peter Mitchell (68)

Cautions
Arthur Paterson (99)
 None.

Red Cards
None. None.
Match Officials

J Kelly (Referee)



Match Report

Clydebank Press

Tony Moy was on the ball again on Wednesday night in another cup-tie thriller between these two well matched sides.

After going one goal down in the early moments of the first half, a goal scored by centre-forward Ken Dick, Bankies equalised in 25 minds. when Moy made full use of a Moore Pass to crash the ball home.

Tony gave the Bankies the lead in the second half when he ran on to a Rutherford cross.

In a way this game was similar to the one played in Dumfries because Queen's grabbed the equaliser near the end of the game. Substitute McCartney was the scorer.

The Teams played an extra half-hour to try and resolve the match but neither could do it, although near the end of extra-time substitute Arthur Paterson for Bankies missed a golden chance. He slammed the ball inches past the post.

This was a game which kept the fans on edge for the whole 120 minutes and was real cup-tie stuff.

Daily Record

After 210 minutes of Cup tie soccer Clydebank and Queen of the South are still locked in battle to see who meets Stirling Albion in the first round proper of the Scottish Cup.

In the preliminary round re-play at Kilbowie Park last night, the game finished 2-2 after 30 minutes of extra time.

The battle continues tonight at Firhill with a 7.30 kick-off.

And if tonight's clash is near as good as last night's duel, then it's Firhill for thrills.

Both teams gave all they had... and a little extra. But in the end a draw was just about the right result.

Queen of the South were hit with a crippling blow when sharp-shooting centre Kenny Dick was stranded at the Erskine Ferry and manager Jackie Husband had to re- shuffle his side at the last minute.

Colin Baillie was switched to left-back, full-back Jim Kerr to wing-half and linkman Ian McChesney took over at centre. But it did not seem to upset the Dumfries side, for inside six minutes they were a goal up-and a beauty it was, too. Striker McChesney took an inch-perfect pass from young Lex Law and swerved a powerful shot past Bankies' 'keeper Dick Madden.

But Bankies, with never-say-die spirit, came back and top scorer Tony Moy smacked home a grand equaliser.

From a Moore Pass Tony gave 'keeper Alan Ball no Chance.

Goal-grabber Moy Wasn't finished either. For, 10 minutes from the end. from a Rutherford cross the centre was on the right spot at the right time to put Bankies in front.

The game exploded and tackles were rough and tough. Bankles 12th man. Arthur Paterson, came on for centre Jim Fleming in the second-half.

Then Queen of the South's 12th man, Bobby Carroll, saved the tie for the Dumfries side with an equalising goal seven minutes from time.

After good work by inside-forward Law, ex-Celt Carroll fastened on to a pass to score from close in.

In the remaining minutes, play was really rough and Bankies substitute Paterson was booked.

Best two men on the park were Queens English amateur internationalists full-back Michael Barker and pivot George Siddle.



Squad Statistics (as at January 17th, 1968)

1967-68 All Time
League Cups All
Dick Madden (GK) 18 - 8 - 26 -
Malcolm Henderson 6 - 2 - 8 -
Ernie Collumbine 18 - 8 - 66 -
Stan King 1917 - 261
Davie Mitchell 20 - 8 - 563
John Baxter 18381264
Tommy McGhee 1717 - 766
Eddie Moore 16573238
Eddie Rutherford 3 - 1 - 4 -
Jim Fleming 14552197
Tony Moy 2015758560
Arthur Paterson (sub) 5351104







Recent Results

League results since Clydebank's last match
None.

League Table (as at January 17th, 1968)

Pld W D L +/- Pts
1. St Mirren 22 17 4 1 +43 38
2. Arbroath 21 14 3 4 +34 31
3. East Fife 22 12 5 5 +8 29
4. Queen of South 22 12 3 7 +16 27
5. Hamilton Accies 24 10 5 9 +1 25
6. Ayr Utd 19 10 3 6 +12 23
7. Queen's Park 19 8 6 5 +10 22
8. Albion Rovers 21 8 6 7 +9 22
9. Clydebank 20 9 4 7 +7 22
10. Cowdenbeath 23 7 7 9 0 21
11. Dumbarton 22 7 6 9 -9 20
12. Montrose 21 6 7 8 -5 19
13. Alloa Athletic 21 7 5 9 -13 19
14. Berwick Rangers 20 8 1 11 -13 17
15. Forfar Ath 20 5 6 9 -11 16
16. East Stirlingshire 20 5 5 10 -5 15
17. Brechin City 20 4 6 10 -16 14
18. Stranraer 21 3 3 15 -30 9
19. Stenhousemuir 20 3 3 14 -38 9