Dundee United vs St Johnstone | Park's Motor Group SWPL2 | 04/05/2022

Dundee United Women’s Football Club Established. 2016 Honours: Scottish Women’s Premier League Two 2021/22 SWF League One North 2018 SWF League Two East 2016 SWF League Two League Cup 2016

Chairperson

Colin Stewart

Head Coach

Graeme Hart

Coaching Staff

Goalkeeping Coach Analyst

Conor McRitchie Duncan Donald Drew Myles Danny Hume Fraser Reid Callum Dignan

Club Captain

Megan Burns

Vice Captain

Jade McLaren Danni McGinley

Physiotherapist

Mark Dryden

Media Manager

Lee Smith

A View From The Dugout

Page 4

Memorable Moments Page 14

This Season’s Players Page 24

Statistics Page 28

Good evening and a warm welcome to all supporters as well as all players and coaches of St Johnstone for tonight’s Park's Motor Group SWPL2 clash.

It’s a really exciting night for the girls to be able to play on Tannadice. They have worked hard all season and this is a nice reward for them after all their hard work. We hope there is plenty of people who come along to support.

St Johnstone are a very difficult side to play against and have caused problems, not just for ourselves, but picked up a lot of points since Grant came in. Both teams will try and play so it should be a good match to watch.

Losing to Boroughmuir was disappointing for everyone but we can’t be too hard on them as it’s been an unbelievable season. We don’t get too high or carried away when we win so we certainly won’t be getting too down on ourselves after a defeat.

Overall the season has been brilliant. Our goal was to win the league so to do this with so many games to spare is amazing. The girls deserve all the plaudits they get as it is them that has put the work in and done the job.

To lift the trophy at Tannadice is exciting and for a few girls in the squad who are United fans will be a dream come true for them so it’s going to be an exciting night.

Finally I’d like to thank everyone who has been involved in some capacity whether it be a supporter from close or afar, the staff who do an amazing job and don’t get as much praise as they deserve, the sponsors who continually invest in the squad, and the players who have to juggle work with football. Without all these it would not be possible for a night like tonight.

I hope you all enjoy the game and hang around for photos with the players and trophy after it.

Graeme

Good evening and welcome everyone to tonight’s Park’s Motor Group SWPL2 match against St Johnstone.

On behalf of everyone at Dundee United Women’s Football Club we would like to welcome you to Tannadice Park to watch what will be a very exciting match.

This is an incredible opportunity to be able to play at Tannadice against a tough St Johnstone side, it is always a competitive and lively match when we play each other and this will be our fourth encounter with them this season.

To add to the experience, when the game has ended we will be presented with the Park’s Motor Group SWPL 2 trophy which we won on the 20th of March.

We were on the bus through to Kilmarnock when we got the news that we had won the league before we had even played our game thanks to St Johnstone defeating Glasgow. It will be great to lift the trophy in front of our amazing supporters and also our way of saying thank you for your continued support throughout this season.

For a few of the girls in the team this will be our second time playing at Tannadice which we are incredibly grateful for and for others this will be their first but each and every one of us are very excited about the occasion.

We have had an incredible season as a team, unfortunately we had our first defeat in twentytwo league games against Boroughmuir Thistle.

We were all gutted that we had broke our unbeaten run but we can’t let that ruin all our hard work throughout the season. As a team we have to move on from it and look forward to playing our last two games and finish the season on a high.

Enjoy the game,

Megan

Dundee United Women’s Football Club would like to thank each and every sponsor for their support of our players and club during the 2021/2022 season.

Your support has been valuable to the club and we very much appreciate it.

Thriepley Estate United Futures Lottery George Meldrum & Son Builders R&C Cameron Land Drainage Plant Hire Aceso Clinic DM Markings Susan Batten R Smith Joiner & Contractor Pert Bruce Construction Alba Chiropractic JT Handyman Services GMB Union Belfast Local Government Branch 224 Ally Foote Carpet and Vinyl Fitter L-Jays Plastering & Rendering Premier Property Maintenance S.A.C Cleaning Services ArabTRUST Dode Fox Podcast Fresh-Jet Catering Ltd Graham Hygiene Services We would also like to thank tonight’s sponsors ArabTRUST and the Dode Fox Podcast. ArabTRUST are the match sponsors and started back in 2003, being associated with Dundee United Football Club and the Dundee United Community Trust in the years since.

The Dode Fox Podcast is a weekly podcast from Ronny Costello and Paul McNicoll on all things United related. The podcast has been a supporter of the team for a while with Paul even backing us to win the league from the start of the season!

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Sunday 13th March Regional Performance Centre, Dundee 1.00pm It was a fantastic start for United just five minutes in as Tammy Harkin’s cross found Danni McGinley; despite her shot hitting the crossbar Robyn Smith reacted first to head home her tenth goal of the season.

With the points all but wrapped up by half time, the second half turned into a drab affair as the visitors failed to create any opportunities while United kept possession well.

On the hour mark Cowper hit the post with a vicious strike from 25 yards before teammate Steffi Simson found the crossbar, the fourth time United had hit the woodwork this afterIn the seventeenth minute noon.

Harkin was unlucky as she sent a header just past the Danni McGinley had a coupost while Jade McLaren ple of efforts off target as saw her effort fumbled by the game edged into the the keeper before being final ten minutes. cleared.

Sub Rebecca McMillan could Harkin and Cassie Cowper had extended the lead in were denied again but the the 85th minute when she lead was to be doubled ten met McGinley’s cross but minutes before the break; her header flew over the the former sending in an bar. inch perfect corner for McLaren to head into the Nyla Murphy, Neve Guthrie roof of the net. and Haley Kern all saw chances blocked by the visThree minutes later McLar- iting defence before the en had her second and latter fired off target in injuUnited’s third as she rose ry time. highest at the back post to meet a Cowper cross for her fifteenth goal of the season.

Smith was next to hit woodwork two minutes er with another header fore Neve Guthrie saw shot saved by Mitchell.

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3 Smith 5 McLaren 35, 38

0 Lauren Perry Cassie Cowper Jade McLaren Danni McGinley Neve Guthrie Robyn Smith Steffi Simson (76) Rebecca Foote (63) Tammy Harkin Chloe Clemison (63) Luisa Ballach (76) Substitutes Nyla Murphy (76) Rebecca McMillan (63) Megan Burns (63) Georgie Robb Haley Kern (76) Caroline Nachman

Sunday 20th March

Rugby Park, Kilmarnock

0

4.00pm

Four goals at a sunny Rugby Park ended a perfect day for everyone involved with Dundee United as the Scottish Women’s Premier League Two championship was confirmed.

The lead was doubled on the half hour mark and it was another Tammy Harkin special from the edge of the box that completed a fantastic team move.

Cassie Cowper should have A hat trick from Tammy made it three just minutes Harkin along with Danni later but somehow missed McGinley’s 24th goal of the from close range. season sealed a 4-0 win over Kilmarnock after an Robyn Smith found the roof earlier defeat for Glasgow of the net four minutes afmeant the title was con- ter the break with a lob firmed before a ball was while Perry was called into kicked. action again with another good save.

They got off to a fantastic start as Tammy Harkin rifled On the hour mark Danni home after just 67 seconds, McGinley headed wide but Kilmarnock failing to clear she didn’t have to wait their lines. much longer to get on the scoresheet; drilling a shot Neve Guthrie came close into the bottom corner in shortly after as her effort the 66th minute for her 24th from a Rachel Todd cross goal of the season. fell inches wide.

Ten minutes later it was 4-0 The former was denied and an important goal for again by a leg of a defender Tammy Harkin with her while at the other end Lau- powerful effort completing ren Perry showed her worth a hat trick and making her with a great save from Alex the record goalscorer for Middleton.

Dundee United with 77 goals.

United saw the game out comfortably to complete a beautiful Sunday for all.

4 Harkin 1, 30, 76 McGinley 66

Lauren Perry Cassie Cowper Jade McLaren Danni McGinley Neve Guthrie Robyn Smith (67) Rachel Todd (77) Rebecca Foote (81) Georgie Robb (67) Tammy Harkin Chloe Clemison (81) Substitutes Nyla Murphy (77) Rebecca McMillan (81) Steffi Simson (67) Megan Burns (67) Haley Kern Luisa Ballach (81) Caroline Nachman

Sunday 27th March New Tinto Park, Glasgow 12.00pm

An own goal, Robyn Smith and Rachel Todd made sure of the points at New Tinto Park against a disappointing Glasgow side. Despite the win, there was worry as Lauren Perry was forced off with an injury in the first half.

A minute later Jade McLaren headed wide before Smith also failed to find the target.

Midfielder Cassie Cowper stepped in and kept a clean sheet as she didn’t have any shots on target to face.

Three minutes into the half Tammy Harkin hit a 25 yard effort that hit the crossbar then the back of Andrews before finding the back of the net.

It was a very dire start to the game as both sides struggled to break each other down; the first chance coming in the 22nd minute as Cara Henderson headed wide for the hosts.

Five minutes later United were unfortunate not to take the lead when Robyn Smith saw her effort pushed on to the post by Katie Andrews.

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The second half bore the fruit United deserved as three goals in nine minutes saw United ahead.

It was only another three minutes before the lead was doubled; good work in the midfield resulting in McGinley playing Smith through to roll the ball under Andrews.

The points were all but sealed in the 57th minute as Rachel Todd swept home a Smith ball after excellent work by United.

On the half hour mark they were dealt a massive blow when Lauren Perry went down injured and despite treatment, she was unable to continue.

Back up Caroline Nachman was unavailable with midfielder Cassie Cowper having to take the gloves.

With twenty minutes to go, Foote could have added a fourth but her strike was weak and easily held by Andrews.

Despite the blow, United looked the most likely to go ahead. Danni McGinley created space for herself on the edge of the box but her shot was pushed onto the crossbar by Andrews.

Subs Georgie Robb and Steffi Simson saw themselves denied in injury time by Andrews but the points were secured, with Cassie Cowper keeping a clean sheet in her 55 minute spell as stand in keeper.

Despite having an outfield player in goal, United weren’t really threatened by the hosts as Taylor Davis fired well over.

3 Andrews og 47 Smith 51 Todd 57

Lauren Perry (35) Cassie Cowper Jade McLaren Danni McGinley Neve Guthrie (81) Robyn Smith (77) Rachel Todd Rebecca Foote (79) Megan Burns Tammy Harkin Chloe Clemison (83) Substitutes Nyla Murphy (79) Rebecca McMillan (83) Erin Ross (35) Steffi Simson (77) Georgie Robb (81)

Sunday 10th April Stirling University Playing Fields, Bridge of Allan

0

2.00pm

Erin Ross opened the scoring early on with Danni McGinley double, Nyla Murphy’s first goal and Tammy Harkin’s second half hat trick seeing the side hit the 100+ mark for goals scored this season.

Danni McGinley almost grabbed an early opener but saw her initial effort saved before firing the rebound over the bar.

In the ninth minute Erin Ross went one better; Nyla Murphy’s cross wasn’t cleared and the midfielder was on hand to rifle home her second goal of the season.

was Harkin that grabbed it with a cross that flew into the back of the net.

Two minutes later Harkin found the net again; rifling home her second to make it four without reply.

Not even sixty seconds after this Nyla Murphy had grabbed her first United goal as she slotted McGinley’s pass into the bottom corner.

Sub Georgie Robb almost got her first goal when she sent Rachel Todd’s cut back over the bar in the 71st minute.

Todd was involved again three minutes later when she was brought down in the box; McGinley stepped up again to net her second penalty of the afternoon.

The side struggled to break down a Stirling side following this as the next opportunity came after the half hour mark when Rebecca McMillan was fouled inside the box. Danni McGinley stepped up and sent Luisa Ballach could have made the keeper the wrong way for it seven with fourteen minutes her 25th goal of the season. to go when she broke free on the right but her strike was Murphy volleyed over from a pushed over the bar.

Harkin corner before Rachel Todd sent a cross inches past Fifteen year old Elise Salmond the post just before the half was awarded her senior debut time whistle. in the dying stages of the game when she replaced Rachel More chances came United’s Todd. way after the break; Harkin denied twice as Todd forced The final act of the game was the keeper into a great save. the seventh goal and it was one that completed a hat trick The 64th minute saw United’s for Tammy Harkin with a low 100th goal of the season and it finish.

7 E. Ross 9 McGinley 31 pen, 74 pen Harkin 64, 66, 88 Murphy 67

Caroline Nachman Nyla Murphy (75) Rebecca McMillan Cassie Cowper Jade McLaren Danni McGinley Erin Ross (80) Steffi Simson (66) Rachel Todd (87) Tammy Harkin Chloe Clemison Substitutes Georgie Robb (66) Haley Kern (80) Luisa Ballach (75) Elisa Salmond (87)

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Sunday 24th April Meggetland, Edinburgh 2.00pm

Dundee United’s unbeaten league record came to an end last Sunday at the hands of promotion chasing Boroughmuir Thistle.

Cowper cross.

It was Boroughmuir that struck first in the second half in the 49th minute; Brogan Anderson with a smart finish into the A clinical Thistle earned all bottom corner. three points at Meggetland with Danni McGinley firing Graeme Hart’s side started to home a consolation free kick put the pressure on despite for Graeme Hart’s side. being two goals behind with McLaren heading over again United had the first chance of before Harkin lobbed just past the game as Rachel Todd the post. scooped over the bar from a Danni McGinley throw nine Robyn Smith was denied by minutes in.

Moodie just after the hour mark while Todd fired off tarThree minutes later Sammy get ten minutes later.

Duncan hit the post for Thistle but just sixty seconds after this With seventeen minutes to go they were ahead through Elise it was 3-0 as Courtney McAvoy Macara who bundled home at bundled the ball home despite the near post.

United claims for a foul on keeper Caroline Nachman.

McGinley saw a cross headed off the line before she was United pulled a goal back five fouled outside the box by minutes later as the league’s keeper Moodie in the 18th mi- top scorer Danni McGinley nute. The keeper was booked when she rifled a free kick low for her foul & from the free into the bottom left corner. kick the striker struck the wall.

The three goal lead was reShortly before the half hour stored sixty seconds after this; mark Rebecca McMillan could- Nachman misjudging a bounce n’t find the target from a and leaving Mhari Smith with Harkin corner while shortly the easiest of tasks to head after McGinley was denied into an empty net. again by Moodie.

The results means that UnitUnited looked to get level after ed’s aim to be invincible is the break when Jade McLaren over but they will look to sent a header into the arms of bounce back in their final two the keeper from a Cassie games.

Macara 13 Anderson 49 McAvoy 73 Smith 79

1 McGinley 78

Caroline Nachman Rebecca McMillan (49) Cassie Cowper Jade McLaren Danni McGinley Neve Guthrie (86) Erin Ross (63) Robyn Smith Rachel Todd Megan Burns Tammy Harkin Substitutes Nyla Murphy (86) Rebecca Foote (49) Georgie Robb (63)

’ This season has seen a number of players involved across our 28 games in Park’s Motor Group SWPL2, SWPL Cup and Scottish Women’s Cup competitions, leading to our success in the SWPL2. We go through all 29 players named in a matchday squad in the 2021-22 season so far.

Morgan Airlie Appearances: 0 Goals: 0 Morgan is our first academy graduate but had to settle for a number of unused sub this season. Spent three months on loan at Montrose, winning the SWF Championship North.

Cassie Cowper Appearances: 24 (1) Goals: 4 Our second summer signing, Cassie has been excellent with goals, assists as well as a clean sheet against Glasgow in March when Lauren Perry suffered an injury.

Luisa Ballach Appearances: 4 (5) Goals: 0 Luisa joined the club in October and has played her part in her appearances despite injury issues towards the end of 2021.

Rebecca Foote Appearances: 25 (1) Goals: 2 Defender Rebecca has been almost ever present this season, missing just one game, scoring her first goals for the club at the same time.

Megan Burns Appearances: 19 (4) Goals: 1 Club captain reached her 100th appearance in the first game of the season. Netted her first goal of the season against tonight’s opponents.

Neve Guthrie Appearances: 22 (3) Goals: 6 Neve seems to love playing against tonight’s opponents, with four of her six goals this season coming against them.

Erin Cattanach Appearances: 2 (5) Goals: 0 Erin was our first summer signing but unfortunately departed in November after seven appearances.

Tammy Harkin Appearances: 18 (1) Goals: 17 Tammy has been in red hot form in the last two months, scoring ten goals in eight games, including two hat tricks.

Chloe Clemison Appearances: 24 (1) Goals: 3 Chloe has been at the heart of our defence all season and chipped in with three goals against Forfar Farmington, Boroughmuir Thistle and Kilmarnock.

Amy Henderson Appearances: 0 (2) Goals: 0 Amy joined United in November, however due to work commitments has been reduced to just two substitute appearances.

’ Haley Kern Appearances: 2 (14) Goals: 0 Haley has been dependable when called into action despite most appearances for the American coming from the bench this season,

Jade McLaren Appearances: 25 Goals: 15 Whatever James Tavernier can do, Jade McLaren can do better. Not our words, the words of Shaughan McGuigan from A View From The Terrace.

Clara Laing Appearances: 0 (2) Goals: 0 Clara is our second Academy graduate, having made her debut against Queen’s Park in September. Shee spent time on loan at Montrose, winning the Championship North.

Rebecca McMillan Appearances: 11 (8) Goals: 2 Rebecca has had to bide her time with the form of her fellow defenders but has been good when called upon.

Katie MacLean Appearances: 0 Goals: 0 The U18 player was named as an unused sub when we took on Stirling University in November.

Aaliyah-Jay Meach Appearances: 7 Clean Sheets: 2 Aaliyah-Jay battled with Lauren Perry for the number one shirt at the start of the campaign but moved on to Aberdeen in November.

Zoe MacLean Appearances: 0 Goals: 0 Like her twin sister, Zoe was an unused sub in our win over Stirling in November.

Nyla Murphy Appearances: 2 (8) Goals: 1 Nyla joined the club from Glasgow at the start of the year and has shown why she is highly rated in her short time in a tangerine shirt.

Danni McGinley Appearances: 26 Goals: 27 Averaging more than a goal a game in all competitions, Danni is the league’s top goalscorer as well as having the most assists in the team.

Caroline Nachman Appearances: 2 Clean Sheets: 1 Caroline returned to the club for her second spell late last year and has been called into action recently with Lauren Perry’s injury.

’ Lauren Perry Appearances: 19 Clean Sheets: 7 Lauren has shown why she is an international keeper with some fantastic saves prior to an unfortunate injury in March that ended her season.

Elise Salmond Appearances: 0 (1) Goals: 0 Fifteen year old Elise made her senior debut last month as a late sub against Stirling University and will hope she can repeat this in the future.

Georgie Robb Appearances: 5 (12) Goals: 0 Georgie has steadily improved over the course of the season with a run of starts in the last few games showing her potential.

Steffi Simson Appearances: 7 (10) Goals: 2 Steffi can play both up front or on the wing and has netted twice this season against Stirling University and Hibernian in the SWPL Cup.

Alex Robson Appearances: 0 (7) Goals: 2 Alex scored her first senior goal on the opening day of the season against Forfar but struggled to break into the team. Moved on loan to St Johnstone in January.

Robyn Smith Appearances: 22 (1) Goals: 11 Last season’s top goalscorer has entered double figures again for the club, this time netting eleven including two against tonight’s opponents.

Erin Ross Appearances: 14 (7) Goals: 2 Scoring both her goals this season against Stirling University, Erin is a United supporter who has shown herself to be impressive in midfield.

Rachel Todd Appearances: 22 (1) Goals: 7 A summer signing from tonight’s opponents, Rachel has netted seven goals this season while also chipping in with six assists.

Laurie Ross Appearances: 6 (8) Goals: 0 Laurie is one of three players who has been with the club since the start with goals at every level she has played at.

Unfortunately struggled with injury this season.

Editor’s Note: I would like to thank everyone who has taken the time to read the programmes this season and Campbell, Andrew, Drew, Haley and David, who have all helped in one way or another with the media team at DUWFC.

DATE

OPPOSITION

08/08

Forfar Farmington (LC)

10 0

STARTING XI

15/08

STIRLING UNIVERSITY (LC)

7

25/08

Hibernian (LC)

29/08

Meach

Foote

Todd

Burns

McMILLAN

McLaren

Perry

Foote

Burns

Kern

Clemison

MCLAREN

2 10

Meach

Foote

Burns

Kern

Cowper

McLaren

KILMARNOCK (LC)

4

2

Meach

Foote

Burns

Cowper

Clemison

MCLAREN

05/09

Stirling University

5

1

Meach

Cattanach

Foote

Burns

Clemison

COWPER

12/09

KILMARNOCK

3

1

Perry

E. Ross

Foote

Burns

Clemison

COWPER

19/09

Queen’s Park

3

1

Meach

Cattanach

Foote

Burns

Clemison

Cowper

26/09

GLASGOW

0

0

Perry

McLaren

Foote

Burns

Clemison

Cowper

10/10

BOROUGHMUIR THISTLE

2

1

Meach

Foote

Burns

McMillan

CLEMISON

McLaren

31/10

SPARTANS

0

3

Perry

Smith

Todd

Foote

Clemison

McLaren

07/11

QUEEN’S PARK

6

0

Meach

Smith

TODD

McMillan

Clemison

McLAREN 2

14/11

St Johnstone

5

1

Perry

Foote

McLaren

McMillan

Clemison

E. Ross

21/11

STIRLING UNIVERSITY

5

1

Perry

FOOTE

McLAREN 3

McMillan

Clemison

Burns

12/12

Kilmarnock *

4

0

Perry

Foote

McLaren

McMillan

Clemison

Burns

19/12

Glasgow **

2

0

Perry

Foote

McLaren

McMillan

Clemison

Burns

16/01

ST JOHNSTONE

4

1

Perry

Foote

Todd

McMillan

McLaren

BURNS

23/01

Boroughmuir Thistle

4

1

Perry

Foote

Todd

Burns

McLaren

E. Ross

30/01

Glasgow

2

2

Perry

Foote

TODD

McLaren

Clemison

Cowper

13/02

HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN(SC)

1

2

Perry

Foote

Harkin

Burns

Clemison

E. Ross

20/02

Kilmarnock

6

1

Perry

FOOTE

McLAREN

Burns

CLEMISON

E. Ross

02/03

Boroughmuir Thistle

4

0

Perry

Foote

McLAREN

Burns

Clemison

Robb

06/03

Queen’s Park

3

1

Perry

Foote

McLAREN

McMillan

Cowper

Robb

10/03

ST JOHNSTONE

5

2

Perry

Foote

McLAREN

Clemison

Cowper

Robb

13/03

Stirling University

3

0

Perry

Foote

McLAREN 2

Clemison

Cowper

Ballach

20/03

KILMARNOCK

4

0

Perry

Foote

McLaren

Clemison

Cowper

Robb

27/03

GLASGOW ***

3

0

Perry

Foote

McLaren

Clemison

Burns

Cowper

10/04

STIRLING UNIVERSITY

7

0

Nachman

MURPHY

McLaren

Clemison

McMillan

Cowper

24/04

BOROUGHMUIR THISTLE

1

4

Nachman

Smith

McLaren

Burns

McMillan

Cowper

08/05

St Johnstone

15/05

QUEEN’S PARK

1

*own goal by Reeve ** own goal by Reid *** own goal by Andrews

KEY | Home | AWAY | GOALSCORER | Sub used 1 | Sub used 2 | Sub used 3 | Sub used 4 | Sub used 5

SUBSTITUTES Guthrie

CLEMISON

McGINLEY 3

HARKIN 3

SMITH

Robb, L. Ross, E. Ross, ROBSON, Simson, Kern, Perry

Todd

Cowper

McGINLEY 3

HARKIN 2

Guthrie

Robb, McMillan, Cattanach, Robson, SIMSON, Meach

Guthrie

Clemison

McGINLEY

SIMSON

Smith

Cattanach, McMillan, E. Ross, L. Ross, Robson, Robb

TODD

HARKIN

McGINLEY

L. Ross

Smith

Cattanach, McMillan, Guthrie, E. Ross, Robson, Robb, Kern

Todd

E. ROSS

McGINLEY

Harkin

SMITH 2

Todd

Harkin

McGINLEY

L. Ross

SMITH

McMillan, Robson, Robb, Kern, Meach

TODD 2

E. Ross

L. Ross

Guthrie

Simson

McMillan, Laing, ROBSON, Robb, Kern, Perry

Todd

E. Ross

McGinley

L. Ross

Smith

Cattanach, McMillan, Guthrie, Simson, Robson, Kern, Meach

Guthrie

E. Ross

McGinley

Simson

Smith

Robb, Kern, Perry

Guthrie

Cowper

Simson

Ballach

E. Ross

Cattanach, McMillan, Robson, Burns, Kern, Meach

GUTHRIE

COWPER

McGINLEY

Ballach

E. Ross

Simson, Robson, Robb, Kern, Perry

GUTHRIE

Cowper

McGINLEY 2

SMITH

TODD

SMITH

Cowper

McGinley

Guthrie

Simson

E. Ross, L. Ross, K. MacLean, Robson, Robb, Kern, Z. MacLean

Smith

COWPER

McGINLEY

GUTHRIE

Robb

E. Ross, L. Ross, Simson, Robson, Kern, Henderson, Nachman

Smith

Cowper

McGINLEY

Guthrie

E. Ross

L. Ross, Simson, Todd, Robson, Robb, Kern, Harkin

GUTHRIE 2

Harkin

McGINLEY

L. Ross

Smith

E. Ross, Airlie, Robson, Robb, Kern, Laing, Henderson

Guthrie

HARKIN

McGINLEY

L. Ross

SMITH 2

McMillan, Cowper, Robb, Kern, Clemison, Ballach, Nachman

Guthrie

Harkin

McGINLEY

Ballach

Smith

McMillan, E. Ross, L. Ross, Simson, Burns, Robb, Nachman

Guthrie

Cowper

McGinley

McLAREN

Todd

Murphy, McMillan, L. Ross, Airlie, Robb, Salmond, Laing

Guthrie

Cowper

McGINLEY 2

Harkin

Todd

Murphy, McMILLAN, L. Ross, Robb, Kern, Ballach, Nachman

Guthrie

Cowper

McGINLEY

HARKIN 2

Todd

Murphy, McMillan, Smith, Simson, Kern, Ballach, Nachman

Murphy

HARKIN 2

McGinley

Smith

Todd

Guthrie, Simson, Kern, Ballach, Nachman

GUTHRIE

Harkin

McGINLEY 2

SMITH

Todd

Murphy, McMillan, Simson, Kern, Ballach, Nachman

Guthrie

Harkin

McGinley

SMITH

Simson

Guthrie

HARKIN 3

McGINLEY

Smith

Todd

Murphy, McMillan, Simson, Burns, Kern, Ballach, Nachman

Guthrie

Harkin

McGinley

SMITH

TODD

Murphy, McMillan, E. Ross, Simson, Robb

Simson

E. ROSS

McGINLEY 2

HARKIN 3

Todd

Robb, Kern, Ballach, Salmond

Guthrie

E. Ross

McGINLEY

Harkin

Todd

Murphy, Foote, Robb

Guthrie, Simson, Robson, Robb, Kern, Perry

Laing, Airlie, Burns, Robb, Kern, Ballach, Henderson

Murphy, McMillan, Burns, Robb, Kern, Nachman

Dundee United Player Stats 2021/22 This Season—League & Cup Combined

Morgan Airlie

United Career Total

Joined Club

Starts

Sub

Overall

Goals

2022

0

0

0

0

Assists Bookings Sent Off

0

0

0

Apps

Goals

4

0

Luisa Ballach

2021

4

5

9

0

0

0

0

9

0

Megan Burns

2016

19

4

23

1

2

0

0

122

16

Erin Cattanach

2021

2

5

7

0

0

1

0

Left Club in November 2021

Chloe Clemison

2020

24

1

25

3

0

5

0

35

3

Cassie Cowper

2021

24

1

25

4

10

7

0

25

4

Rebecca Foote

2020

25

1

26

2

5

0

0

44

2

Neve Guthrie

2018

22

3

25

6

6

1

0

74

26

Tammy Harkin

2018

18

1

19

17

15

0

0

75

80

Amy Henderson

2021

0

2

2

0

0

0

0

2

0

Haley Kern

2020

2

14

16

0

0

0

0

27

0

Clara Laing

2022

0

2

2

0

0

0

0

2

0

Danni McGinley

2020

26

0

26

27

16

1

0

38

40

Jade McLaren

2018

25

0

25

15

5

2

1

89

35

Rebecca McMillan

2018

11

8

19

2

0

0

0

82

5

Aaliyah-Jay Meach

2017

7

0

7

0

0

0

0

Left Club in November 2021

Nyla Murphy

2022

2

8

10

1

1

0

0

10

1

Caroline Nachman

2019

2

0

2

0

0

0

0

9

0

Lauren Perry

2021

19

0

19

0

1

1

0

19

0

Georgie Robb

2021

5

12

17

0

1

0

0

23

0

Alex Robson

2020

0

7

7

2

0

0

0

16

2

Erin Ross

2019

14

7

21

2

3

1

0

43

3

Laurie Ross

2016

6

8

14

0

0

0

0

97

76

Steffi Simson

2019

7

10

17

2

0

1

0

37

4

Robyn Smith

2020

22

1

23

11

13

0

0

43

25

Rachel Todd

2021

22

1

23

7

6

1

0

23

7

Park’s Motor Group SWPL2 Goalscorers Danni McGinley Jade McLaren Tammy Harkin Robyn Smith Neve Guthrie Rachel Todd Cassie Cowper Own Goal Rebecca Foote Chloe Clemison Erin Ross Alex Robson Megan Burns Rebecca McMillan Nyla Murphy

Scottish Women’s Cup & SWPL Cup Goalscorers 19 12 11 10 6 6 4 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1

Danni McGinley Tammy Harkin Jade McLaren Steffi Simson Robyn Smith Rachel Todd Rebecca McMillan Chloe Clemison Alex Robson

8 6 3 2 1 1 1 1 1

Clean Sheets Lauren Perry Caroline Nachman Cassie Cowper

7 1 1

Head Coach Graeme Hart

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Caroline Nachman Nyla Murphy Rebecca McMillan Cassie Cowper Jade McLaren Danni McGinley Neve Guthrie Erin Ross Robyn Smith Laurie Ross Steffi Simson Rachel Todd Lauren Perry Rebecca Foote Morgan Airlie Alex Robson Megan Burns Georgie Robb Haley Kern Tammy Harkin Chloe Clemison Luisa Ballach Amy Henderson Clara Laing

MATCH OFFICIALS

REFEREE TIM WOODCOCK

ASSISTANT REFEREE KIERAN SHARP

ASSISTANT REFEREE EVAN PUNTON

Head Coach Grant Scott

1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 16 17 18 20 21 22 24 25 26

Megan Sidey Helen Templeton Ellie MacIver Nicola Jameison Leia Glading Nicole Carter Hannah Clark Morgan Steedman Ellie May Cowie Niamh Irvine Alix Moodie Megan Paterson Fern Newbigging Jade Greenshields Rebecca Cameron Alex Robson Hannah Colyer Laura Wight Jodie Ovens Brodie Clark