1987–88 Clydebank F.C. season

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Clydebank F.C.
1987–88 season
Manager Sammy Henderson
Scottish League First Division 3rd
Scottish Cup 4th Round
Scottish League Cup 2nd Round
  1986–87
1988–89  

The 1987–88 season was Clydebank's twenty-second season in the Scottish Football League. They competed in the Scottish First Division and finished 3rd. They also competed in the Scottish League Cup and Scottish Cup.

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Results

Division 1

Match DayDateOpponentH/AScoreClydebank Scorer(s)Attendance
18 August Queen of the South H 1–1
211 August Hamilton Academical A 2–3
315 August Forfar Athletic A 0–3
422 August Partick Thistle H 0–2
529 August Dumbarton A 1–1
65 September Airdrieonians H 2–3
712 September Clyde A 1–5
815 September Kilmarnock H 2–0
919 September Raith Rovers H 1–2
1026 September Meadowbank Thistle A 0–0
1129 September East Fife H 2–1
123 October Partick Thistle A 1–0
136 October Hamilton Academical H 0–2
1410 October Queen of the South A 0–2
1517 October Clyde H 2–0
1620 October Kilmarnock A 3–1
1724 October Forfar Athletic H 1–0
1828 October East Fife A 2–1
1931 October Airdrieonains A 2–0
207 November Dumbarton H 3–1
2114 November Raith Rovers A 0–1
2221 November Meadowbank Thistle H 2–1
2328 November Partick Thistle H 0–3
245 December Hamilton Academical A 4–0
2512 December Clyde A 1–0
2619 December Kilmarnock H 1–0
2726 December Airdrieonians H 1–1
282 January Dumbarton A 3–1
299 January Raith Rovers H 3–1
3016 January Meadowbank Thistle A 2–3
3127 January Forfar Athletic H 2–2
326 February Queen of the South H 1–0
3327 February Partick Thistle A 0–3
341 March East Fife H 2–0
355 March Clyde H 1–2
3612 March Kilmarnock A 2–2
3719 March Airdireonians A 0–1
3826 March Dumbarton H 1–0
392 April Queen of the South A 1–0
409 April Forfar Athletic H 3–2
4116 April Meadowbank Thislte H 0–2
4223 April Raith Rovers A 2–3
4330 April Hamilton Academical H 3–1
447 May East Fife A 1–1

Final League table

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1 Hamilton Academical (C, P)442212106739+2856Promotion to the Premier Division
2 Meadowbank Thistle 442012127137+3452
3 Clydebank 44217165961249
4 Forfar Athletic 441616126758+948
5 Raith Rovers 44197188176+545
Source: RSSSF [ dead link ] and statto [1]
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions; (P) Promoted

Scottish League Cup

RoundDateOpponentH/AScoreClydebank Scorer(s)Attendance
R219 August Raith Rovers A 1–2

Scottish Cup

RoundDateOpponentH/AScoreClydebank Scorer(s)Attendance
R330 January St Mirren A 3–0
R420 February Partick Thistle H 2–2
R4 R23 February Partick Thistle A 1–4

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References

  1. "Scottish Division One 1987-1988 Season Summary". statto.com. Archived from the original on 21 December 2014. Retrieved 10 April 2012.