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Dundee United 4 - 0 Aberdeen

HT Score: Dundee United 3 - 0 Aberdeen

SPL Under 21
Dundee United scorers: Paterson 13, Paterson 41, Scotland 45, Samuel 71

05/04/2004 | KO: 19:00

Young Dons lose out to experience

A very young under 21 side went down to an experienced Tangerines outfit at Tannadice tonight although manager Neil Cooper was far from disappointed at the performance from his youthful charges.

"Considering they had a number of first team squad players on duty, including Tony Bullock, Stewart Duff, Craig Easton, Jim Paterson, Jason Scotland and Collin Samuel, I was happy with the way they played and it was all part of the learning curve for the likes of Andy Bagshaw and Michele Lombardi, who could easily have got on to the scoresheet in the second half after coming on as a substitute."

United opened the scoring after 13 minutes thanks to a PATERSON header and the same player added a second four minutes before the interval. Right on the break SCOTLAND made it three and SAMUEL added the fourth in the 71st minute. Along with Lombardi, both Bryan Prunty and John Stewart saw efforts go close as Aberdeen fought to reduce the deficit in the second period

Weather: Dry
Dundee United Teamsheet
Bullock, Abbot, Duff, Gardiner, Kenneth, Easton (Bell 67), Conway, Holmes, Samuel, Scotland (Andrew 61), Paterson (Jarvis 75) Unused Subs:
Aberdeen Teamsheet
Esson, Donald, Considine, Jones (Thomson 70), Higgins, O'Leary, Bagshaw (McInnes 46), Souter, Tarditi, Prunty (Lombardi 56), Stewart.

Unused Subs: Fraser, Hutton.
Venue: Tannadice Park, Dundee
Referee: Craig Marshall