Keyline Cup - 2008
DUNDEE UNITED WIN
15th KEYLINE CUP


 


 Left: Dundee United captain Lee Wilkie strides forward to lift the Keyline Cup. Right: Argyll and Bute Councillor Duncan MacIntyre addresses the crowd before the presentation


 Lee Wilkie proudly lifts the Keyline Cup aloft


 Dundee United's Willo Flood receives his Player of the Tournament medal from Councillor MacIntyre

Team Score   Score Team
OBAN SAINTS 0 v 0 ST JOHNSTONE
HEARTS 0 v 1 HAMILTON ACCIES
ALLOA ATHLETIC 0 v 0 DUNDEE UNITED
OBAN SAINTS 2 v 1 HEARTS
HAMILTON ACCIES 1 v 0 ALLOA ATHLETIC
DUNDEE UNITED 4 v 1 ST JOHNSTONE
HAMILTON ACCIES 2 v 1 OBAN SAINTS
ST JOHNSTONE 0 v 0 ALLOA ATHLETIC
DUNDEE UNITED 2 v 0 HEARTS
HAMILTON ACCIES 1 v 1 ST JOHNSTONE
ALLOA ATHLETIC 1 v 4 HEARTS
OBAN SAINTS 0 v 1 DUNDEE UNITED
HEARTS 0 v 2 ST JOHNSTONE
ALLOA ATHLETIC 1 v 0 OBAN SAINTS
DUNDEE UNITED 2 v 0 HAMILTON ACCIES


 Action from what turned out to be the deciding game in the tournament.  The last match of the day between Hamilton Accies and Dundee United would determine who won the competition. United won an enthralling game 2-0 thanks to goals from Morgaro Gomis and Spanish trialist Pablo


 More action from the game between Hamilton Accies and Dundee United


 The young Hamilton Accies players receive their runners up medals from Councillor MacIntyre.


 Part of the large crowd who watched an entertaining days football at the Keyline Cup


 Irish internatiional Noel Hunt (now with Reading) and Oban Saints defender Craig Campbell tussle for the ball.


 Dundee United's Spanish trialist Pablo and Ross Graham in a midfield battle.


 Saints have to be on their guard as United force a corner.


 Darin Bryars and Donald Campbell close in on the ball


 Willie Gemmell heads this United corner clear


 Saints striker Darin Bryars gets his head to the ball watched closely by two United  defenders


 Saints manager Iain Jackson has a word with his players during the half time break. The Oban team played well against Dundee United losing by the only goal of the game scored by Noel Hunt three minutes from time.


 Three of the nine match officials - John Mackie, Peter MacCallum and Donnie Brooks take a well earned half time break during the Saints v United game. The other officials were: JIm Pearson, Don Flanagan, David Mitchell, Robert Marshall,  David Paterson and  Tim Woodcock.


 A good crowd of spectators turned up to watch Saints against United.


 Allan MacKay takes on the St Johnstone defence


 Donald Campbell jumps for this corner with a St Johnstone defender


 Noel Hunt in action against Alloa Athletic


Action from the Hamilton Accies v Alloa Athletic match

Saints feature in Barcelona match programme


 Hamilton Accies fans enjoyed their day at the Keyline Cup Tournament