07/08/1999
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Kilmarnock |
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2 - 0 |
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Aberdeen |
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Kick Off:
3:00 PM |
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Hay 38, Hay 62 |
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Attendance: 8,738
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Venue: Rugby Park, Kilmarnock |
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Hay Lofts Killie Out of Reach |
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Aberdeen started brightly in this, their opeing away fixture of the season although,
despite some good passing movements, they never really threatened.
At the other end, with Russell Anderson in commanding form, David Preece was
also enjoying a quiet afternoon. Until, that was, the 38th minute, when youngster
Garry Hay, showing tremendous skill, carved open the Dons defence and sent
an unstoppable shot past Preece.
In an effort to change things, manager Ebbe Skovdahl took off Robbie Winters
ten minutes after the restart, replacing him with Ricky Gillies.
In 62 minutes, Hay made it two when he spotted Preece off his line and from
thirty yards out lofted the ball over the stranded keeper.
Eoin Jess was replaced by Dennis Wyness before referee Bobby Orr denied the
visitors a definite penalty when Colin Meldrum upended Jim Hamilton.
That decision summed up the afternoon for the Dons and Killie held out comfortably
to take the points.
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Aberdeen Teamsheet:
Preece, Anderson, Dow, Whyte, Smith, Pepper, Jess (Wyness 65), Kiriakov (McAllister 81), Young, Winters (Gillies 56), Hamilton.
Unused Subs: Leighton, Perry.
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