Dundee annihilates St. Mirren 4-0 with an outstanding performance. HIGHLIGHTS

DUNDEE. Dundee demolishes St. Mirren 4-0 with goals of

November 12, 2023

DUNDEE. Dundee liquidates St. Mirren 4-0 with goals of Amadou Bakayoko (16′), Zak Rudden (45′ pen), Amadou Bakayoko (57′) and Zach Robinson (85′). St. Mirren lost this match even if it was superior in terms of ball possession (58%).

The match was played at the Kilmac Stadium at Dens Park stadium in Dundee on Sunday and it started at 2:00 am local time. The referee was Matthew McDermid assisted by Daniel McFarlane and Andy Milne. The 4th official was Graham Grainger. The weather was sky is clear. The temperature was pleasant at 23.43 degrees Celsius or 74.17 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 41%.

Match Statistics

Dundee

4 - 0

St. Mirren

42 Ball Possession 58

Shots

11 Total 5
7 On Target 0
2 Off Target 5
2 Shots blocked 0

76 Attack 132
44 Dangerous attack 50
0 Ball safe 0

1 Penalties 0
7 Corners 4
1 Off Sides 1

Fouls

6 Total 12
1 Yellow Cards 1
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

4 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

St. Mirren had a superior ball possession 58% while Dundee was struggling with a 42% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

St. Mirren was putting more pressure with 50 dangerous attacks and 5 shots of which 0 were on target. Nonetheless, Dundee found a way to find the solution to win this match.

Dundee shot 11 times, 7 on target, 2 off target. On the other side, St. Mirren shot 5 times, 0 on target, 5 off target.

Cards

Dundee received 1 yellow card (Jordan McGhee). Talking about the opposition, St. Mirren received 1 yellow card (Keanu Baccus).

Match Timeline

Amadou Bakayoko(goal)

16'

Zak Rudden(penalty)

45'

46'

Charles Dunne- sub ->Richard Taylor

46'

Alex Greive- sub ->Greg Kiltie

46'

Lewis Jamieson- sub ->Conor McMenamin

46'

Toyosi Olusanya- sub ->Mikael Mandron

Amadou Bakayoko(goal)

57'

71'

Jordan McGhee- Yellow

76'

Zach Robinson- sub ->Zak Rudden

81'

Zach Robinson(goal)Luke McCowan

85'

88'

Keanu Baccus- Yellow

Ryan Howley- sub ->Lyall Cameron

89'

Cammy Kerr- sub ->Jordan McGhee

89'

Diego Pineda- sub ->Amadou Bakayoko

90'

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After playing this encounter, Dundee will have 17 points like Hearts to remain in the 5th place. On the opposite side, St. Mirren will stay with 19 points to remain in the 3rd place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Premiership, Dundee will play away with Aberdeen on the 13th of April with a 18-1 head to head statistic in favor of Aberdeen (5 draws).

St. Mirren will play away agasint Celtic on the 13th of April with a 36-3 head to head in favor of Celtic (5 draws).

Dundee – Formation

Dundee

Kevin McKenna 31.Northern Ireland

6.8

Joe Shaughnessy 5.Republic of Ireland

7.9

Ricki Lamie 12.Scotland

7.9

Antonio Portales 29.Mexico

7.0

O. Beck 3.Wales

8.2

Jordan McGhee 6.Scotland

7.5

89'

76'

L. Cameron 10.Scotland

6.8

89'

Luke McCowan 17.Scotland

7.5

Malachi Boateng 23.England

7.0

Amadou Bakayoko 9.Sierra Leone

9.4

90'

16', 57'

Zak Rudden 20.Scotland

7.5

81'

45'

Substitutes

Adam Legzdins 1.England

Cammy Kerr 2.Scotland

89'

Aaron Donnelly 25.Northern Ireland

Charlie Reilly 18.Scotland

F. Robertson 19.Scotland

Mohamad Sylla 28.France

Diego Pineda 11.Mexico

90'

Zach Robinson 16.England

7.7

81'

85'

Ryan Howley 21.Wales

89'

Dundee started with a 3-5-2 line-up (3-5-2).

The manager Tony Docherty decided to play with the following team: Trevor Carson (6.8), Juan Portales (7.0), Joe Shaughnessy (7.9), Ricki Lamie (7.9), Jordan McGhee (7.5), Lyall Cameron (6.8), Malachi Boateng (7.0), Luke McCowan (7.5), Owen Beck (8.2), Amadou Bakayoko (9.4) and Zak Rudden (7.5).

The home team had on the bench: Adam Legzdins, Cammy Kerr, Diego Pineda, Zach Robinson (7.7), Charlie Reilly, Finlay Robertson, Ryan Howley, Aaron Donnelly and Mohammad Sylla.

Substitutions

Dundee made 4 changes: Zak Rudden for Zach Robinson (81′), Amadou Bakayoko for Diego Pineda (90′), Lyall Cameron for Ryan Howley (89′) and Jordan McGhee for Cammy Kerr (89′).

Best player: Amadou Bakayoko

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Dundee was Amadou Bakayoko.

His rating is (9.4) with 2 goals, 24 passes (75% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 8 duels out of 16. He performed 1 cross.

St. Mirren – Formation

St. Mirren

Zach Hemming 1.England

6.4

Richard Taylor 5.England

6.4

46'

Alex Gogic 13.Cyprus

6.0

Marcus Fraser 22.Scotland

6.3

Scott Tanser 3.England

6.3

Caolan Boyd-Munce 15.Northern Ireland

6.4

71'

Keanu Baccus 17.Australia

6.7

88'

Ryan Strain 23.Australia

6.3

Mikael Mandron 9.France

6.4

46'

Conor McMenamin 10.Northern Ireland

6.3

46'

Greg Kiltie 11.Scotland

6.6

46'

Substitutes

Peter Urminsky 27.Slovakia

J. Bolton 2.England

Charles Dunne 18.Republic of Ireland

6.6

46'

Ryan Flynn 8.Scotland

Thierry Small 16.England

6.4

71'

S. Nahmani 19.Israel

Toyosi Olusanya 20.England

6.3

46'

Alexander Greive 21.New Zealand

6.8

Lewis Jamieson 24.Scotland

6.7

46'

St. Mirren started with an extremely aggressive line-up (3-4-3).

Stephen Robinson played with: Zachary Hemming (6.4), Marcus Fraser (6.3), Alexander Gogić (6.0), Richard Taylor (6.4), Ryan Strain (6.3), Keanu Baccus (6.7), Caolan Boyd-Munce (6.4), Scott Tanser (6.3), Conor McMenamin (6.3), Mikael Mandron (6.4) and Greg Kiltie (6.6).

These were the players on the bench: James Bolton, Ryan Flynn, Thierry Small (6.4), Charles Dunne (6.6), Stav Nachmani, Toyosi Olusanya (6.3), Alex Greive (6.8), Lewis Jamieson (6.7) and Peter Urminsky.

Substitutions

St. Mirren made 5 changes: Caolan Boyd-Munce for Thierry Small (71′), Mikael Mandron for Toyosi Olusanya (46′), Conor McMenamin for Lewis Jamieson (46′), Greg Kiltie for Alex Greive (46′) and Richard Taylor for Charles Dunne (46′).