Football: Dan: My last major cup tie ended in riot; CIS CUP SEMI-FINAL PREVIEWS THUMBS UP FORRODDY HIBERNIAN v RANGERS Thursday, kick off 7.45pm 'SO HAMPDEN HOLDS NO FEARS'.(Sport)

From: Sunday Mirror (London, England) | Date: February 1, 2004 | Copyright information

Byline: RAY HEPBURN

THE raw tension of Hampden Park on Thursday night will hold no fears for Hibs keeper Daniel Andersson. The Swedish star is no stranger to cup drama and his experience could be vital when Hibs face Rangers. The 31-year-old has played in

two Swedish Cup finals losing both - one on penalties and one to a golden goal. And he revelaed how the the normally placid Swedes take their Cup defeats very seriously. Andersson said: "One of the Cup final...

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