Dundee v Ross County
Saturday 7th October – 3pm Kick-Off
The Scot Foam Stadium
cinch Premiership
Tomorrow, we welcome Ross County to The Scot Foam Stadium in our last match before the International break. Ross County come into this match on seven points the same number as The Dee. They have accumulated these points after beating St Johnstone and Kilmarnock and picking up a point against Livingston. They have lost to Celtic, Rangers, Aberdeen and Hearts. County like The Dee will be looking at this match as an opportunity to take their points tally up into double figures and move up the league table. In their seven matches Malky Mackay’s side have scored six goals and conceded twelve.
The last time the two sides met was on 5th February 2022 in Dundee and it was a 2-1 victory for the visitors that day with The Staggies leaving with all three points.
Dundee last three League Results
Hibernian 0 – 0 Dundee
Dundee 2 – 2 Kilmarnock
Celtic 3 – 0 Dundee
Ross County’s last three League Results
Ross County 0 – 1 Hearts
Aberdeen 4 – 0 Ross County
Ross County 1 – 1 Livingston
Team News
Josh Mulligan misses again as he completes his two match suspension. Scott Tiffoney and Jordan McGhee will be assessed before the match after missing last week’s match against Hibs.
Tony’s thoughts
“Yeah, he is a good manager Malky. I’ve known him for years, and he always puts competitive teams on the pitch, and that’s exactly what Ross County are. We’ll need to be at our best. They’ll be disappointed losing their game to Hearts last week. We know there is going to be a real competitive team coming down here. We are on the same points, with goal difference separating us, so I expect a tough game. But hopefully, with what we’ve put in on the training field this week, we’ll be ready for the match.”
Lyall Cameron
“They will be well organised, they’re a good side. They’ve had a decent start as well, so its a big game. We are at home, so we should have that home advantage with everyone behind us. I think it’s a big game for both teams to try to get another win on the board. You want to get as many points on the board as early as you can so, later on in the season, you’re not scrapping for wins at the end.”
Tickets
Adults – £26
Concessions – £16
Under 18’s – £12
Under 12’s – £4
Season Ticket Voucher – 4
Tickets can be bought in person from the ticket office or online.
How to follow the match
In the UK : Live audio commentary of the match will be on DeeTV for all subscribers.
Outside of the UK: The match will be live on DeeTV for all subscribers.
Updates
There will be match updates on our Twitter / X page. Goal updates along with half-time and full-time score will be available on our Facebook and Instagram page.
Supporter information
Ticket pod will be in operation outside the club store for collecting tickets.
We advise supporters to buy tickets early to avoid queues in the ticket office before kick-off.
Turnstiles will open at 2pm, we advise fans to arrive early to avoid congestion and to create an atmosphere in the stadium before kick-off.
The middle food kiosk in the Bobby Cox stand accepts card payments, the rest of the food kiosks are cash only.
Residents Parking Zones are now in place around the Kilmac Stadium on match days. This means only residents with the required permit will be allowed to park within the designated zone. Signage is in place at the entry points to the controlled zone. There will not be any parking bollards in place but be assured that unless you have a permit you cannot under any circumstances park within this zone. Any infringement could result in penalty charges.
