| Date | Tuesday, 19 March 2019 |
|---|---|
| Competition | Scottish Championship |
| Fixture/Score | Dundee United 1:0 Ross County |
| Venue | Tannadice Park |
| Referee | William Collum |
| Ross County | |
| Manager | Steven Ferguson Stuart Kettlewell |
| Starting 11 | 1: Scott Fox, 2: Marcus Fraser, 6: Ross Draper, 7: Michael Gardyne, 8: Jamie Lindsay 1, 12: Andrew Boyle, 14: Joshua Mullin, 15: Keith Watson, 16: Lewis Spence, 27: Ross Stewart 1, 28: Kenny Van der Weg |
| Bench | 21: Ross Munro, 3: Sean Kelly, 10: Declan Mcmanus, 19: Brian Graham, 24: Harrison Paton, 26: Don Cowie (SNR), 31: Daniel Armstrong |
| Dundee United | |
| Manager | Robbie Neilson |
| Starting 11 | Benjamin Siegrist, Callum Booth, Mark Reynolds, Paul Watson, Mark Connolly 1, Paul McMullan, Samuel Stanton, Jamie Robson, Calum Butcher 1, Nicky Clark 1, Peter Pawlett |
| Bench | Ross Laidlaw, Fraser Fyvie, Morgaro Gomis, Rachid Bouhenna, Cammy Smith, Ian Harkes, Aidan Nesbitt |
| Attendance | 4,290 |
| Match Report | Ross County Substitutions: Brian Graham for Ross Draper (53') Don Cowie for Lewis Spence (66') Declan McManus for Ross Stewart (76') Ross County Cautions: Ross Stewart (11') Jamie Lindsay (90') Dundee United Goal Scorer: Calum Butcher (7') Dundee United Substitution: Rachid Bouhenna for Mark Connolly (57') Dundee United Cautions: Mark Connolly (29') Nicky Clark (90') Report from the BBC. Dundee United 1 Ross County 0 Dundee United cut Ross County's lead at the top of the Scottish Championship to eight points thanks to Calum Butcher's seventh-minute strike. The midfielder headed home from a corner to clinch a 1-0 victory and end County's six-game league winning run. Ross Stewart, Jamie Lindsay and Michael Gardyne all had second-half shots saved as the away side pushed for a leveller. But United held on to keep the title race alive with eight games left. A win for the Highlanders would have sent them 14 points clear and all but wrapped up a return to the top flight. However, United, beaten 5-1 at home by County in September, ground out a vital triumph that could have been more comfortable had Nicky Clark converted a late one-on-one. |