Date	Friday, 05 April 2019
Competition	Scottish Championship
Fixture/Score	Ross County 1:1 Dundee United
Venue	Global Energy Stadium at Victoria Park
Referee	Steven McLean
Ross County
Manager	Steven Ferguson Stuart Kettlewell
Starting 11	1: Scott Fox, 2: Marcus Fraser, 3: Sean Kelly 1, 8: Jamie Lindsay 1, 10: Declan Mcmanus, 12: Andrew Boyle, 14: Joshua Mullin, 16: Lewis Spence 1, 27: Ross Stewart, 28: Kenny Van der Weg 1, 31: Daniel Armstrong 1
Bench	21: Ross Munro, 7: Michael Gardyne, 18: Callum Semple, 19: Brian Graham, 24: Harrison Paton, 26: Don Cowie (SNR), 44: Tom Grivosti
Dundee United
Manager	Robbie Neilson
Starting 11	Benjamin Siegrist, Paul McMullan, Nicholas Clark, Pavol Safranko 1, Jamie Robson, Calum Butcher 1, Mark Reynolds, Paul Watson, Ian Harkes, Peter Pawlett, Mark Connolly
Bench	Ross Laidlaw, Fraser Fyvie, Morgaro Gomis, Aidan Nesbitt, Matthew Smith, Ross Graham, Charlie Seaman
Attendance	3,550
Match Report	Ross County Goal Scorer: Jamie Lindsay (94') Ross County Substitutions: Brian Graham for Declan McManus (57') Don Cowie for Lewis Spence (68') Michael Gardyne for Daniel Armstrong (68') Ross County Cautions: Lewis Spence (52') Daniel Armstrong (59') Sean Kelly (76') Kenny Van der Weg (81') Brian Graham (86') Dundee United Goal Scorer: Pavol Safranko (12') Dundee United Substitutions: Fraser Fyvie for Nicholas Clark (77') Morgaro Gomis for Peter Pawlett (90') Matthew Smith for Paul McMullan (90') Dundee United Caution: Calum Butcher (58') Report by Eilidh Davies for the BBC. Ross County 1 Dundee United 1 Stuart Kettlewell admits Ross County produced "one of our worst performances this season" against Dundee United as an injury-time equaliser edged them nearer the Scottish Championship title. Jamie Lindsay levelled after Pavol Safranko hit the opener in Dingwall. County remain five points clear with five to play, starting with a game in hand against Dunfermline on Tuesday. "The players just keep coming forward with that character that they have," co-manager Kettelwell said. "You could see there was fatigue out there. We are in a good position and we need to try and maximise that on Tuesday against Dunfermline." County then host Partick Thistle on Saturday - the day after United welcome third-placed Ayr United in an encounter that will be live on BBC Scotland. United twice went close to double their lead through Paul McMullan, who hit a post. But amid six frantic minutes of stoppage time, Lindsay scrambled in after United failed to clear. "We deserved the three points," United boss Robbie Neilson said. "We created most of the chances and probably should have been two or three nil up and not having to hang on at the end."