1950–51 Dundee United F.C. season

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Dundee United
1950–51 season
ChairmanJ. Johnston-Grant
Manager Willie MacFadyen
Scottish Second Division 4th
W16 D4 L10 F78 A58 P36
Scottish Cup Round 1
League Cup Quarter-final
←  1949–50
1951–52  →

The 1950–51 season was the 43rd year of football played by Dundee United, and covers the period from 1 July 1950 to 30 June 1951. United finished in fourth place in the Second Division.

Contents

Match results

Dundee United played a total of 40 competitive matches during the 1950–51 season. [1]

Legend

Win
Draw
Loss

All results are written with Dundee United's score first. Own goals in italics

Division B

DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
9 September 1950 Dumbarton A 1-17,000
23 September 1950 St Johnstone A 2-27,500
30 September 1950 Kilmarnock H 5-35,000
2 October 1950 Hamilton Academical H 1-33,000
7 October 1950 Stenhousemuir A 1-32,000
14 October 1950 Dunfermline Athletic H 5-110,000
21 October 1950 Arbroath H 3-410,000
28 October 1950 Cowdenbeath A 0-64,000
4 November 1950 Stirling Albion H 1-310,000
11 November 1950 Forfar Athletic A 3-12,500
18 November 1950 Queen of the South H 5-09,000
25 November 1950 Albion Rovers A 4-02,500
2 December 1950 Ayr United H 3-19,500
9 December 1950 Queen's Park H 3-210,500
16 December 1950 Alloa Athletic A 2-12,000
23 December 1950 Dumbarton H 3-28,500
30 December 1950 Hamilton Academical A 2-14,000
1 January 1951 St Johnstone H 2-013,500
2 January 1951 Kilmarnock A 0-29,785
6 January 1951 Stenhousemuir H 6-012,000
20 January 1951 Arbroath A 3-110,000
3 February 1951 Cowdenbeath H 1-510,000
10 February 1951 Stirling Albion A 1-37,000
17 February 1951 Forfar Athletic H 2-14,500
24 February 1951 Queen of the South A 3-37,500
3 March 1951 Albion Rovers H 2-19,000
17 March 1951 Queen's Park A 2-46,290
24 March 1951 Alloa Athletic H 10-16,000
31 March 1951 Dunfermline Athletic A 0-12,000
28 April 1951 Ayr United A 2-28,000

Scottish Cup

DateRdOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
27 January 1951R1 Dundee A 2-238,000
30 January 1951R1 R Dundee H 0-122,000

League Cup

DateRdOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
12 August 1950G6 Stenhousemuir H 2-111,000
16 August 1950G6 St Johnstone A 5-28,000
19 August 1950G6 Cowdenbeath A 2-25,500
26 August 1950G6 Stenhousemuir A 2-32,000
30 August 1950G6 St Johnstone H 4-110,000
2 September 1950G6 Cowdenbeath H 4-115,000
16 September 1950QF L1 Ayr United A 0-310,500
20 September 1950QF L2 Ayr United H 1-215,000

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References

  1. ↑ "Match results 1950/1951". Arab Archive. Retrieved 20 August 2013.


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