2003–04 season | |
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Manager | Márcio Máximo David Hay |
Stadium | Almondvale Stadium |
Scottish Premier League | 9th |
Scottish Cup | Semi-final |
Co-operative Insurance Cup | Winner |
Season 2003-04 saw Livingston compete in the Scottish Premier League. They also reached the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup and won the League Cup.
Livingston finished 9th in the Scottish Premier League during Season 2003–04. [1] They went on to win Co-operative Insurance Cup after defeating Hibernian in the final [2] and reached the semi-final of the Scottish Cup losing to Celtic. [3]
Livingston started the season under Márcio Máximo who had been appointed during the summer. [4] On 14 October 2003 he resigned as manager [5] and was replaced by David Hay who led the club to their Co-operative Insurance Cup win.
9 August 2003 SPL | Partick Thistle | 1– 1 | Livingston | Firhill Stadium |
15:00 | Milne 31' | BBC Report | Pasquinelli 77' | Attendance: 4,220 Referee: McDonald |
16 August 2003 SPL | Livingston | 1– 0 | Motherwell | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | Lilley 78' | BBC Report | Attendance: 5,316 Referee: Thomson |
23 August 2003 SPL | Dundee | 2– 1 | Livingston | Dens Park |
15:00 | Novo 17' (84) | BBC Report | O'Brien 37' | Attendance: 5,815 Referee: McCurry |
30 August 2003 SPL | Celtc | 5– 1 | Livingston | Celtic Park |
15:00 | Larsson 25' (56), 77' Maloney 39' Thompson 90' | BBC Report | Lilley 85' | Attendance: 57,165 Referee: Young |
13 September 2003 SPL | Livingston | 0– 0 | Dundee United | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | BBC Report | Attendance: 5,344 Referee: Conroy |
20 September 2003 SPL | Livingston | 1– 2 | Kilmarnock | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | Makel 18' | BBC Report | Hessey 15' Boyd 22' | Attendance: 6,150 Referee: Rowbotham |
27 September 2003 SPL | Aberdeen | 0– 3 | Livingston | Pittodrie Stadium |
15:00 | BBC Report | Quino 45' Rubio 65' Pasquinelli 70' | Attendance: 10,307 Referee: McDonald |
4 October 2003 SPL | Livingston | 0– 0 | Dunfermline | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | BBC Report | Attendance: 4,816 Referee: Fyfe |
18 October 2003 SPL | Hibernian | 0– 2 | Livingston | Easter Road |
15:00 | BBC Report | Lilley 38' Lilley 83' | Attendance: 8,562 Referee: Thomson |
25 October 2003 SPL | Livingston | 0– 0 | Rangers | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | BBC Report | Attendance: 9,627 Referee: Dallas |
1 November 2003 SPL | Heart of Midlothian | 3– 1 | Livingston | Tynecastle Stadium |
15:00 | Kirk 74' (85) Pressley 92' (pen.) | Livi Mad Report | Lilley 51' | Attendance: 11,233 Referee: Dougal |
8 November 2003 SPL | Livingston | 2– 0 | Partick Thistle | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | Lilley 26' (Penalty) Makel 45' | BBC Report | Attendance: 5,226 Referee: Foy |
22 November 2003 SPL | Motherwell | 1– 1 | Livingston | Fir Park |
15:00 | Clarkson 28' | BBC Report | Lilley 39' | Attendance: 6,357 Referee: Underhill |
29 November 2003 SPL | Livingston | 1– 1 | Dundee | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | Lilley 71' (Penalty) | BBC Report | Fotheringham 84' | Attendance: 4,625 Referee: Rowbotham |
6 December 2003 SPL | Livingston | 0– 2 | Celtic | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | BBC Report | Sutton 48' Thompson 85' | Attendance: 9,523 Referee: Dallas |
13 December 2003 SPL | Dundee United | 2– 0 | Livingston | Tannadice Park |
15:00 | Dodds 41' (80) | BBC Report | Attendance: 5,421 Referee: McDonald |
20 December 2003 SPL | Kilmarnock | 0– 3 | Livingston | Rugby Park |
15:00 | BBC Report | Juanjo 50' Pasquinelli 80' O'Brien 90' | Attendance: 5,035 Referee: Richmond |
27 December 2003 SPL | Livingston | 1– 1 | Aberdeen | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | O'Brien 90' | BBC Report | Booth 23' | Attendance: 7,115 Referee: Clark |
3 January 2004 SPL | Dunfermline | 2– 2 | Livingston | East End Park |
15:00 | Nicholson 36' (Penalty) Crawford 85' | BBC Report | McNamee 15' Makel 62' | Attendance: 5,155 Referee: McCurry |
17 January 2004 SPL | Livingston | 1– 0 | Hibernian | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | Makel 26' | BBC Report | Attendance: 5,621 Referee: Underhill |
24 January 2004 SPL | Rangers | 1– 0 | Livingston | Ibrox Stadium |
15:00 | Nerlinger 13' | BBC Report | Attendance: 48,638 Referee: Brines |
11 February 2004 SPL | Partick Thistle | 5– 2 | Livingston | Firhill Stadium |
19:30 | Grady 10' Britton 41' (73) McNamee 68' (Own Goal) Thomson 82' | BBC Report | Makel 85' McMenamin 90' | Attendance: 3,011 Referee: McDonald |
14 February 2004 SPL | Livingston | 3– 1 | Motherwell | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | McAllister 3' Lilley 29' Fernandez 45' | Livi Mad Report | Adams 90' | Attendance: 3,492 Referee: Chris Foy |
21 February 2004 SPL | Dundee | 1– 0 | Livingston | Dens Park |
15:00 | Milne 59' | BBC Report | Attendance: 6,108 Referee: Toner |
24 February 2004 SPL | Livingston | 2– 3 | Heart of Midlothian | Almondvale Stadium |
19:45 | Makel 4' McMenamin 56' | BBC Report | De Vries 25' Kirk 47' McKenna 84' | Attendance: 4,450 Referee: Fyfye |
29 February 2004 SPL | Celtic | 5– 1 | Livingston | Celtic Park |
12:30 | Pearson 12' Sutton 36' Thompson 48' (80) Larsson 55' | BBC Report | Lilley 41' | Attendance: 57,973 Referee: Dougal |
21 March 2004 SPL | Aberdeen | 1– 2 | Livingston | Pittodrie Stadium |
12:15 | Hinds 84' | BBC Report | McMenamin 14' O'Brien 87' | Attendance: 7,477 Referee: McCurry |
24 March 2004 SPL | Livingston | 2– 3 | Dundee United | Almondvale Stadium |
19:45 | McNamee 38' McLaughlin 72' | BBC Report | Scotland 13' Samuel 79' McIntyre 82' | Attendance: 3,082 Referee: Richmond |
27 March 2004 SPL | Livingston | 0– 0 | Dunfermline | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | BBC Report | Attendance: 3,558 Referee: Brines |
3 April 2004 SPL | Hibernian | 3– 1 | Livingston | Easter Road |
15:00 | McManus 39' Riordan 54' Riordan 83' | BBC Report | Lilley 50' | Attendance: 6,507 Referee: Dallas |
7 April 2004 SPL | Livingston | 1– 1 | Kilmarnock | Almondvale Stadium |
19:45 | Fernandez 83' | Livi Mad Report | Dargo 85' | Attendance: 2,677 Referee: Ritchie |
14 April 2004 SPL | Livingston | 1– 1 | Rangers | Almondvale Stadium |
19:45 | McMenamin 79' | BBC Report | Mols 25' | Attendance: 6,596 Referee: Young |
17 April 2004 SPL | Heart of Midlothan | 1– 1 | Livingston | Tynecastle Stadium |
15:00 | McKenna 18' | BBC Report | McMenamin 73' | Attendance: 10,352 Referee: Underhill |
24 April 2004 SPL | Livingston | 2– 0 | Aberdeen | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | McNamee 24' McMenamin 63' | BBC Report | Attendance: 3,133 Referee: Thomson |
1 May 2004 SPL | Kilmarnock | 4– 2 | Livingston | Rugby Park |
15:00 | Nish 54' (79) Canning 74' McSwegan 87' | BBC Report | Makel 13' O'Brien 23' | Attendance: 5,023 Referee: Rowbotham |
9 May 2004 SPL | Livingston | 2– 2 | Partick Thistle | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | O'Brien 22' McMenamin 68' | BBC Report | Madaschi 5' Grady 63' | Attendance: 3,160 Referee: Young |
12 May 2004 SPL | Dundee | 2– 0 | Livingston | Dens Park |
19:30 | Novo 5' (90), Penalty' | Livi Mad Report | Attendance: 4,954 Referee: Murray |
15 May 2004 SPL | Livingston | 4– 1 | Hibernian | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | Lovell 8' Lilley 64' Fernandez 78' Makel 89' | BBC Report | Doumbe 75' | Attendance: 4,409 Referee: McCurry |
23 September 2003 Scottish League Cup R2 | Queen's Park | 1– 3 | Livingston | Hampden Park |
19:45 | Clark 89' | Livi Mad Report | Makel 9' (79) Quino 40' | Attendance: 1,011 Referee: Underhill |
29 October 2003 Scottish League Cup R3 | Dundee United | 0– 1 | Livingston | Tannadice Park |
19:30 | BBC Report | Gallacher 19og' | Attendance: 2,899 Referee: Young |
2 December 2003 Scottish League Cup QF | Aberdeen | 2– 3 (a.e.t.) | Livingston | Pittodrie |
19:45 | Tosh 34'59' | Livi Mad Report | Lilley 15' Pasquinelli 50' Makel 99' | Attendance: 6,090 Referee: Dougal |
3 February 2004 Scottish League Cup SF | Dundee | 0– 1 | Livingston | Dens Park |
19:45 | Livi Mad Report | Lilley 90' (pen.) | Attendance: 6,600 Referee: McCurry |
14 March 2004 Scottish League Cup Final | Hibernian | 0– 2 | Livingston | Hampden Park |
15:00 | BBC Report | Lilley 50' McAllister 52' | Attendance: 45,500 Referee: Young |
10 January 2004 Scottish Cup R3 | Livingston | 1– 0 | Montrose | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | Fernandez 17' | Livi Mad Report | Attendance: 2,675 Referee: MacKay |
8 February 2004 Scottish Cup R4 | Spartans | 0– 4 | Livingston | City Park |
15:00 | Livi Mad Report | Lilley 53' (61), 70' Fernandez 59' | Attendance: 3,123 Referee: Thompson |
6 March 2004 Scottish Cup QF | Aberdeen | 1– 1 | Livingston | Pittodrie Stadium |
15:00 | Muirhead 57' | Livi Mad Report | Anderson 51' (Own Goal) | Attendance: McDonald Referee: 11,593 |
18 March 2004 Scottish Cup QF Replay | Livingston | 1– 0 | Aberdeen | Almondvale Stadium |
15:00 | O'Brien 26' | Livi Mad Report | Attendance: 4,485 Referee: McDonald |
11 April 2004 Scottish Cup SF | Livingston | 1– 3 | Celtic | Hampden Park |
15:00 | McMenamin 79' | Report | Sutton 37', 65' Larsson 50' | Attendance: 26,152 Referee: Clark |
Pos | Team | Pld | W | D | L | GF | GA | GD | Pts | Qualification or relegation [lower-alpha 1] |
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7 | Dundee | 38 | 12 | 10 | 16 | 48 | 57 | −9 | 46 | |
8 | Hibernian | 38 | 11 | 11 | 16 | 41 | 60 | −19 | 44 | Qualification for the UEFA Intertoto Cup second round [lower-alpha 2] |
9 | Livingston | 38 | 10 | 13 | 15 | 48 | 57 | −9 | 43 | |
10 | Kilmarnock | 38 | 12 | 6 | 20 | 51 | 74 | −23 | 42 | |
11 | Aberdeen | 38 | 9 | 7 | 22 | 39 | 63 | −24 | 34 |
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