1994 Scottish League Cup final

1994 Scottish League Cup final
Event1994–95 Scottish League Cup
Raith Rovers Celtic
2 2
Date27 November 1994
VenueIbrox Stadium, Glasgow
Man of the MatchDavid Narey
RefereeJim McCluskey (Stewarton)
Attendance45,384

The 1994 Scottish League Cup final was played on 27 November 1994, at Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow, and was the final of the 49th Scottish League Cup competition. The final was contested by Raith Rovers and Celtic. Raith Rovers won the final on a penalty shootout after regular and extra time.[1][2]

Match details

Raith Rovers2–2 (a.e.t.)Celtic
  • Crawford 19'
  • Dalziel 86'
 Report
Penalties
 6–5
Attendance: 45,384
RAITH ROVERS:
GK 1 Scotland Scott Thomson
DF 2 Scotland Steve McAnespie
DF 3 England Julian Broddle downward-facing red arrow ?'
DF 4 Scotland David Narey
DF 5 Scotland Shaun Dennis
MF 6 Scotland David Sinclair
FW 7 Scotland Stephen Crawford
FW 8 Scotland Gordon Dalziel (c) downward-facing red arrow ?'
FW 9 Scotland Ally Graham
MF 10 Scotland Colin Cameron
MF 11 Scotland Jason Dair
Substitutes:
GK ? Scotland Brian Potter
DF ? Wales Jason Rowbotham upward-facing green arrow ?'
MF ? Scotland Ian Redford upward-facing green arrow ?'
Manager:
Northern Ireland Jimmy Nicholl
CELTIC:
GK 1 Scotland Gordon Marshall
MF 2 Scotland Mike Galloway
DF 3 Scotland Tom Boyd
DF 4 Scotland Mark McNally
DF 5 England Tony Mowbray
DF 6 Scotland Brian O'Neil
MF 7 Scotland Simon Donnelly downward-facing red arrow ?'
MF 8 Scotland Paul McStay (c)
FW 9 Scotland Charlie Nicholas downward-facing red arrow ?'
FW 10 Scotland Andy Walker
MF 11 Scotland John Collins
Substitutes:
GK ? Republic of Ireland Pat Bonner
MF ? Republic of Ireland Paul Byrne upward-facing green arrow ?'
FW ? Scotland Willie Falconer upward-facing green arrow ?'
Manager:
Scotland Tommy Burns

References

  1. ^ Year the streets of Raith truly danced after League Cup win, BBC Sport, 27 November 2014
  2. ^ Raith Rovers 2-2 Celtic (6-5 pens) | 1994 Scottish League Cup Final | League Cup Classics, SPFL TV, via Celtic News Now, 3 December 2019
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