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22nd November 2024
United venture up the A9 again on Saturday for the second time in seven days to take on Ross County in the William Hill Scottish Cup quarter final.
By Graeme Webster
United won 3-0 at the Global Energy Stadium just a week ago and Head Coach Mixu Paatelainen will be looking for a repeat performance and a similar score line with a view to progressing in the cup. Opponents Ross County did United a favour in midweek with a victory over fellow relegation challengers Kilmarnock. However, their form since reaching the League Cup final has been inconsistent which, in addition to last week's game, should have United arriving in confident mood.
Despite losing to Aberdeen on Wednesday, United are in good form having picked up a number of wins over the last month or so. With the defence looking a more solid unit in recent times, the decisions required for the Manager are more likely to be in the forward areas with Ofere, Dow and Erskine all pushing to claim for a starting slot following a midweek on the bench.
Despite the fact we have only played Ross County twenty-one times during our history, the two sides have a rich cup history. Who could forget our meeting in 2010, when we overcame the Staggies to claim the Scottish Cup at Hampden Park? A victory on Saturday would put us just two games away from repeating that memorable feat...
Come on United!
Ticket Info:
Tickets for this match are still on sale at the Tannadice Ticket Centre until 1pm on Saturday.
All fans are respectfully reminded to conduct themselves in a manner that does not bring the Club and its support into disrepute and to adhere to the Ground Regulations and Code of Conduct of the Global Energy Stadium which can be found here. All fans are advised to remain within the stand and to refrain from entering trackside or the field of play. Searches will be carried out at the turnstiles for any controlled containers and pyrotechnics. Under the Sporting Events Act 1985, being in possession of a pyrotechnic device at a football match, or attempting to bring a pyrotechnic device into a football stadium, is a criminal offence. Any person committing such an offence faces immediate arrest and a life time ban from the Club. Surfing flags are not permitted. Please also be advised that Police Scotland are carrying out bus stopping operations. Dundee United would like to thank all supporters for their co-operation and continued backing of the team.
Prices are as follows:-
£20 - Adults
£10 Under 18s/65s and over
United supporters can also purchase tickets from 10am on the day of the game at the Ross County matchday ticket office opposite the entrance of the Main Stand but pre purchase is recommended.
The United support is allocated the North Stand.
Please be aware that proof of age may be requested for concession prices.
All fans are respectfully reminded to conduct themselves in a manner that does not bring the Club and its support into disrepute and to adhere to the Ground Regulations and Code of Conduct of the Global Energy Stadium which can be found here. All fans are advised to remain within the stand and to refrain from entering trackside or the field of play. Searches will be carried out at the turnstiles for any controlled containers and pyrotechnics. Under the Sporting Events Act 1985, being in possession of a pyrotechnic device at a football match, or attempting to bring a pyrotechnic device into a football stadium, is a criminal offence. Any person committing such an offence faces immediate arrest and a life time ban from the Club. Surfing flags are not permitted. Please also be advised that Police Scotland are carrying out bus stopping operations. Dundee United would like to thank all supporters for their co-operation and continued backing of the team.
