1893–94 Dundee F.C. season

Season 1893–94 was the first season in which Dundee competed at a Scottish national level, playing in Division One for the first time.[1] Throughout the season, Dundee would alternate between the two kits of their merger clubs, Dundee East End (sky blue stripes) and Dundee Our Boys (all navy blue).[2]

Dundee
1893–94 season
Division One8th
Top goalscorerJames Dundas (11)

Scottish Division One
Main article: 1893–94 Scottish Division One

Statistics provided by Dee Archive

Match Day Date Opponent H/A Score Dundee Scorer(s) Attendance
1 12 August Rangers H 3–3 Gilligan, Keillor, Dundas 5,000
2 19 August Celtic H 1–4 Longair 9,000
3 26 August Renton A 3–2 Dundas, Reid (2) 1,000
4 9 September Leith Athletic A 5–3 Dundas (2), Keillor, Reid, Gilligan 4,000
5 16 September Dumbarton A 1–1 Dundas 2,000
6 23 September St Mirren H 0–3 3,000
7 30 September St Bernard's H 1–3 Gilligan 2,000
8 14 October Third Lanark H 3–4 Ritchie (2), Gilligan 3,000
9 21 October Heart of Midlothian H 2–5 George, Petrie 5,000
10 1 November Celtic A 1–3 McInroy 3,000
11 11 November Leith Athletic H 4–3 McInroy, Craig, Dundas (2) 5,000
12 9 December Dumbarton H 4–0 Dundas (2), Keillor, Thomson 5,000
13 16 December Heart of Midlothian A 0–3 3,000
14 27 January St Bernard's A 5–3 Ritchie, Thomson (2), McInroy (2)
15 10 February Renton H 8–1 Dundas, Thomson, McInroy (2), Matthew,

Keillor (2), Gilligan

 4,000
16 17 February St Mirren A 3–10 McInroy, Matthew, Maxwell
17 24 February Third Lanark H 1–1 Dundas 3,000
18 10 May Rangers A 2–7 Gilligan, Keillor 3,000

League table
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
6 St Mirren 18 7 3 8 49 47 +2 17
7 Third Lanark 18 7 3 8 38 44 −6 17
8 Dundee 18 6 3 9 47 59 −12 15
9 Leith Athletic 18 4 2 12 36 46 −10 10
10 Renton 18 1 2 15 23 57 −34 4
Source: worldfootball.net, Scottish Professional Football League
Rules for classification: Points system: 2 points for a win, 1 point for a draw, 0 points for a loss.

See also

References
  1. "Match results". deearchive.co.uk. Retrieved 24 November 2020.
  2. "Dundee - Historical Kits". historicalkits.co.uk. Retrieved 24 November 2020.

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