It was 2-1, I thought great here we go and before I knew it we were 4-1 up when they went down to 10. First weekend living in london trying to get updates with no tv, internet and crap phone signal. Running around Queens park trying to find a pub with soccer Saturday on.

Huge amount of confidence from that performance. Fogarty and Young played well at the back. Good distribution and punching from the keeper. Close effort from McCanns set piece 1st half. Otto a few close efforts from distance. Kane led the line superbly.

With regards to this, if you are the better team by a decent amount the loss of a man might not be enough to even level it up. Couple examples spring to mind with regards to the Pars, the first coming the week before our title decider against Raith. We played QoTS, had our best centre back (Ruktiewicz) sent off with us winning 1-0, just before half time. It was massive, Raith were 1-0 up against Stirling, a loss or a draw could've completely changed things, I was a nervous boy at half time. Not to worry, McIntyre rather than sitting back went in a 432 formation and we had went 3-0 up on the 69th minute, QoTS absolutely lost the head and had a man sent off in the 75th minute, we would win 6-1. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/scot_div_1/9454936.stm The following season during our ill fated spell in the SPL we played Motherwell, I can't remember the details half as well funnily enough, but I'm positive they went down to ten early enough and ending up still beating us comfortably. Both were instances where imo the red card wasn't enough to negate that one team was clearly better than another.

Worst example of the opposite was surely Rangers beating St Mirren in the cup final a few years back. Down to 9 men. Best was obviously Tannadice 96 for us!

Sure united did that again in 2016, when we missed the three penalties.