| Date | Monday, 15 February 1999 |
|---|---|
| Competition | Scottish Cup |
| Fixture/Score | Ross County 2:3 Clydebank |
| Venue | Victoria Park |
| Referee | Douglas McDonald |
| Ross County | |
| Manager | Neale Cooper |
| Starting 11 | 1: Joseph (Nicky) Walker, 2: Ian Maxwell 1, 3: Mark Haro, 4: Stuart Golabek, 5: David MacKay, 6: Roy McBain 1, 7: Steven Ferguson 2 1, 8: John McGlashan, 9: Keith (Billy) Ferries, 10: David Ross, 11: Neil Tarrant 1 |
| Bench | 0: David Matheson, 0: Alexander Taylor, 0: Franck Escalon |
| Clydebank | |
| Manager | Ian McCall |
| Starting 11 | Colin Scott, Innes Ritchie 2, Joe McLaughlin 1, Lee Gardner, Kenny Brannigan 1, James McKinstry, Fraser Wishart, Davie Nicholls, Marc Anthony, Colin McDonald, Andy Brown |
| Bench | Ally McMillan 1, Craig Taggart, Scott Miller |
| Attendance | 1,756 |
| Match Report | Ross County Goal Scorers: Neil Tarrant (31') Roy McBain (70') Ross County Substitutions: Franck Escalon for Billy Ferries (58') Alex Taylor for Franck Escalon (111') Ross County Cautions: Steve Ferguson (? 100') Ian Maxwell (?) Ross County Red Card: Steve Ferguson (100') Clydebank Goal Scorers: Innes Ritchie (49' 52') Ally McMillan (110') Clydebank Substitutions: Scott Miller for Colin McDonald (61') Craig Taggart for Marc Anthony (68') Ally McMillan for James McKinstry (105') Clydebank Cautions: Joe McLaughlin (?) Kenny Brannigan (?) Report by Alasdair Fraser for the Scotsman. Ross County 2 Clydebank 3 Loss After Extra Time Former Aberdeen and Scotland goalkeeper Nicky Walker last night cost ten-man Ross County an attractive Tennents Scottish Cup tie against Dundee United with a blunder deep into extra time of their third-round replay at Dingwall. Walker let a long ball by substitute Ali McMillan slip through his fingers and under the cross-bar in the 110th minute. County had gone ahead when Nail Tarrant fired a 25-yard left-foot shot high into the net, but Clydebank countered after the break with a double by Innes Ritchie. He touched home the first in 50 minutes and added another from close range two minutes later. County levelled when Roy McBain slid in to net Steve Ferguson was sent off in the 100th minute for a second bookable offence. |