1962–63 Dundee F.C. season

The 1962–63 season was the 61st season of competitive football played by Dundee. The club finished in ninth place in Division One, as well as competing in the Scottish Cup, Scottish League Cup, and European Cup after winning the league the season prior. Dundee's European Cup run was the main focus of the season, as the Dark Blues made it to the tournament's semi-finals. They recorded large victories throughout the campaign, including 8–1 against German champions 1. FC Köln, a 4–1 win over Portuguese side Sporting CP, home and away victories over R.S.C. Anderlecht, and an unlikely win over eventual European champions A.C. Milan.[1]

Dundee
1962–63 season
ManagerBob Shankly
Scottish Division One9th
W12 D9 L13 F60 A49 P33
Scottish CupQuarter-Finals
League CupGroup stage
European CupSemi-Finals
Highest home attendance40,000 vs Anderlecht, 13 March 1963 (European Cup)

Match results

Dundee played a total of 53 competitive matches during the 1962–63 season.[2]

Legend
Win
Draw
Loss

All results are written with Dundee's score first.

Division One
Date Opponent Venue Result Attendance
22 August 1962 Heart of Midlothian A 1–3 14,399
8 September 1962 Aberdeen H 2–2 12,000
15 September 1962 Dundee United A 1–1 15,627
22 September 1962 Clyde H 2–0
29 September 1962 Rangers A 1–1 57,000
6 October 1962 Falkirk H 2–1
13 October 1962 Hibernian A 2–2 10,739
20 October 1962 Kilmarnock H 1–0
27 October 1962 Dunfermline Athletic A 0–2
3 November 1962 Airdrieonians H 2–1
10 November 1962 Partick Thistle A 0–1
17 November 1962 Celtic H 0–0 16,951
24 November 1962 Third Lanark A 3–4
1 December 1962 Queen of the South H 10–2
8 December 1962 St Mirren A 3–0
15 December 1962 Motherwell H 2–2
22 December 1962 Raith Rovers A 4–2
1 January 1963 Aberdeen A 0–1 15,000
5 January 1963 Clyde A 2–3
9 March 1963 Airdrieonians A 0–1
16 March 1963 Partick Thistle H 2–1
23 March 1963 Celtic A 1–4 40,710
5 April 1963 Queen of the South A 0–1
8 April 1963 Hibernian H 1–3 9,398
13 April 1963 St Mirren H 5–1
17 April 1963 Dundee United H 1–2 14,967
20 April 1963 Motherwell A 1–2
27 April 1963 Raith Rovers H 1–1
6 May 1963 Heart of Midlothian H 2–2 9,141
11 May 1963 Kilmarnock A 0–1
13 May 1963 Third Lanark H 5–2
15 May 1963 Dunfermline Athletic H 1–0
18 May 1963 Falkirk A 2–0
25 May 1963 Rangers H 0–0 18,000

European Cup
Date Rd Opponent Venue Result Attendance
5 September 1962 PR (1L) Köln H 8–1 23,821
26 September 1962 PR (2L) Köln A 0–4 37,998
Dundee won 8–5 on aggregate
24 October 1962 FR (1L) Sporting CP A 0–1 45,000
31 October 1962 FR (2L) Sporting CP H 4–1 30,596
Dundee won 4–2 on aggregate
6 March 1963 QF (1L) Anderlecht A 4–1 64,703
13 March 1963 QF (2L) Anderlecht H 2–1 38,232
Dundee won 6–2 on aggregate
24 April 1963 SF (1L) A.C. Milan A 1–5 73,933
1 May 1963 SF (2L) A.C. Milan H 1–0 35,169
Milan won 5–2 on aggregate

Scottish Cup
Date Rd Opponent Venue Result Attendance
12 January 1963 R1 Inverness Caledonian A 5–1
8 February 1963 R2 Montrose H 8–0
18 March 1963 R3 Hibernian H 1–0 16,000
30 March 1963 QF Rangers H 1–1 36,839
3 April 1963 QF(r) Rangers A 2–3 81,190

League Cup
Date Rd Opponent Venue Result Attendance
11 August 1962 G2 Dundee United A 2–3 22,917
15 August 1962 G2 Celtic H 1–0 19,807
18 August 1962 G2 Heart of Midlothian H 0–2 19,075
25 August 1962 G2 Dundee United H 2–1 18,493
29 August 1962 G2 Celtic A 0–3 14,815
1 September 1962 G2 Heart of Midlothian A 0–2 18,843

Squad and statistics

First team squad

[3] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK  SCO Pat Liney
— GK  SCO Bert Slater
— DF  SCO Bobby Cox
— DF  SCO Alex Hamilton
— DF  SCO George Ryden
— DF  SCO Alex Stuart
— DF  SCO Ian Ure
— MF  SCO Craig Brown
— MF  SCO Doug Houston
No. Pos. Nation Player
— MF  SCO Andy Penman
— MF  SCO Hugh Robertson
— MF  SCO Bobby Seith
— MF  SCO Bobby Wishart
— FW  SCO Kenny Cameron
— FW  SCO Alan Cousin
— FW  SCO Alan Gilzean
— FW  SCO Gordon Smith
— FW  SCO Bobby Waddell

League table
P Team Pld W D L GF GA Pts
8 Dunfermline Athletic 34 13 8 13 50 47 34
9 Dundee 34 12 9 13 60 49 33
10 Motherwell 34 10 11 13 60 63 31
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See also

References
  1. Ross, Kenny. "1962/63 – European Cup run". Dundee FC. Retrieved 20 March 2020.
  2. "Results for Dundee for 1962-63". London Hearts. Retrieved 19 March 2020.
  3. "Dundee - Squad 1962/1963". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 19 March 2020.


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