Shed Talk 18 | Dundee United v Kilmarnock

SHEDTALK Dundee United v Kilmarnock William Hill Premiership Saturday 21 February 2026 Edition 18

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CLUB HONOURS Scottish Premier Division Champions 1983 Scottish Cup Winners 1994 and 2010 Scottish League Cup Winners 1979-80 and 1980-81 UEFA Cup Runners-up: 1986–87

DIRECTORY Dundee United Football Club, The CalForth Construction Arena at Tannadice Park, Dundee, DD3 7JW 01382833166 Option 1 - Ticketing Option 2 - Commercial Option 3 - Retail ADDRESS BOOK Chairman MARK OGREN Vice-Chairman SCOTT OGREN Director JIMMY FYFFE Chief Executive LUIGI CAPUANO Chief Operations Officer JOE RICE Finance Director JAMES ROBERTSON Manager JIM GOODWIN Assistant Manager LEE SHARP First-Team Coach DAVID BOWMAN Head of Goalkeeping PAUL MATHERS

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Head of Football Operations BILLY MORRIS Head of Player Care NIALL NICOLSON Head of Medical TOMMY SCANLON First Team Physiotherapist KEVIN MILNE First Team Analyst AIDAN CROLL First Team Sports Scientist EWAN ANDERSON Strength and Conditioning Coach ALLAN GARTSHORE Club Doctors DR DAVID NICOLL DR STEPHEN GALBRAITH Kit Manager ANDREW BRYAN Head of Commercial MARK CUNNINGHAM Ticket Office Manager MOIRA HUGHES Head of Retail STUART BOOTLAND Commercial Sales Manager DECLAN PRIDDING

Catering & Bar Operations Manager JOHN RICHARDSON Head of Stadium and Facility Operations JONATHAN ROBERTS Head Groundsman JAMIE HARLE Head of Media MARK MCCREERY DIGITAL MARKETING MANAGER ARRAN HEATH Digital Content Lead YANNIS MARR Club Photographer RICHARD WISEMAN SHED TALK Design and Editors: ARRAN HEATH, LUKE BAIN & PETER RUNDO Contributors MIKE WATSON RYAN HALDANE LEE SMITH LYALL MACDONALD Printed copies of Shed Talk are available via Curtis Sport.

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JIM

GOODWIN Good afternoon and welcome back to Tannadice.

Tuesday night’s win over Spartans secured our place in the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup, and while the circumstances made it more difficult than we would have liked, the key objective was achieved.

Playing most of the match with ten men demanded resilience and discipline from the players, and they responded well to get the result we needed.

Kilmarnock arrive in improved form and deserve our respect, but we also believe we are in a good place and should take confidence from recent performances.

With your continued support behind us, we look forward to the challenge and to pushing for another positive result today.

Your support is vital as always. Enjoy the game!

Our focus now returns to the league and another very important game this afternoon. Back-to-back victories have given us momentum, but we know we must keep building if we are to achieve our aims before the split.

Every match is significant at this stage, and the challenge is to maintain standards and take maximum points whenever possible.

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ALFIEAGE: MCGANN 11 FAVOURITE PLAYER: ZAC SAPSFORD

AGE: 10 FAVOURITE PLAYER: ZAC SAPSFORD

GEORGIAAGE:FERGUSON 10

JAMES TOUGH AGE: 9

FAVOURITE PLAYER: ZAC SAPSFORD

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DANIEL RETTIE

FAVOURITE PLAYER: CRAIG SIBBALD

MATTHEW WALLACE AGE: 11

NATHANAEL THOMSON

FAVOURITE PLAYER: CRAIG SIBBALD

AGE: 10 FAVOURITE PLAYER: ZAC SAPSFORD

ORLAAGE: BROWN 8

SOPHIE AVA BREMNER AGE: 11

FAVOURITE PLAYER: PAN CAMARA

FAVOURITE PLAYER: WILL FERRY

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AMAR

FATAH Progressing to the quarterfinals of the Scottish Cup was a huge result for us and something the whole squad is really pleased about.

Kilmarnock are in better form than the last time we faced them, so we know it will be a difficult game, but it is one we are ready for.

It was frustrating for me personally to pick up the suspension that means I will miss the next round, but I was glad to contribute with a goal and help the team get through.

Since coming to Dundee United I feel I have developed a lot. The league is very competitive and physical, and that has pushed me to improve different aspects of my game week by week.

As an attacking player, you always want to score and assist, so it was a good feeling to play my part on the night.

The club and staff have given me great support and confidence to express myself and play to my strengths.

Now the focus is on building momentum. We have two good wins behind us and we want to make it three in a row.

As a group, our target remains the same. We are fighting every game to push ourselves into the top six, and we know that strong performances and results now are essential if we are to achieve that goal.

Playing at Tannadice is always something we look forward to and the aim is clear every time we step onto our own pitch - to take three points.

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Welcome to

KILMARNOCK

Kilmarnock arrive at Tannadice on league business for the second time this season.

Kilmarnock opened the season in spectacular fashion, with only champions Celtic defeating them, in controversial circumstances, during their opening thirteen fixtures.

In late September, after a 2-0 win at Tannadice, Killie sat seventh, just two points off third spot. However, an alarming slump in form followed and

they now occupy the dreaded play-off place, having won just two of their last 21 matches.

With fifteen goals conceded in their last five outings, and three of their remaining pre-split fixtures against top-six sides, the men from Ayrshire will need to tighten up defensively to stay on the coattails of St Mirren and Dundee.

THENeilMANAGER Mccann

Appointed in early January, the Greenock-born 51-year-old has overseen seven matches, recording two wins, one draw and four defeats, including a Scottish Cup exit to Dundee.

He began his playing career at Dundee before moving to Hearts, where he won the 1997/98 Scottish Cup. Rangers signed the left winger in December 1998 and he collected nine major honours during almost five years at Ibrox before a move 12

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to Southampton.

Injuries then curtailed his career, with a return to Hearts followed by spells at Falkirk and Dundee prior to retiring at 36 with 26 Scotland caps.

After coaching roles at Dunfermline and Dundee, where he was manager from 2017 to 2018, plus a brief interim spell at Inverness CT, he returned to management this season, taking charge of Kilmarnock following Stuart Kettlewell’s departure.

KILMARNOCK WINTER RECRUITMENT KELLE ROOS - Goalkeeper

Kelle Roos has joined on loan from Notts County until the end of the season.

A youth product of PSV Eindhoven, Willem II and NEC Nijmegen, the 6ft 5in Dutchman began his senior career with Nuneaton Town before Derby County paid £30,000 for the former Netherlands Under-17 international.

A series of loans away from Pride Park preceded a move to Pittodrie, where Roos made 90 appearances across two seasons before departing for Italian side Triestina.

Congolese international is in his fourth spell at Kilmarnock after back-to-back loans from Aston Villa between 2017 and 2019 and a permanent stint during the 2020/21 season.

AARON TSHIBOLA

The 31-year-old defensive midfielder has enjoyed a well-travelled career across Europe and the Middle East, featuring in Belgium, Portugal, Turkey, Cyprus, Greece and the United Arab Emirates, bringing significant experience and physical presence to the Rugby Park midfield.

After six years at Manchester United, striker penned an eighteen-month deal at Rugby Park last month.

JOE HUGILL

The 22-year-old featured nine times in the EFL Trophy for the Red Devils’ Under-21s before making the move north, and he made an immediate impact by opening his Kilmarnock account last weekend.

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Tyreece John-Jules

A versatile and inform attacker, Tyreece John-Jules has quickly become a key figure in Kilmarnock’s forward line since arriving at Rugby Park.

Coming through the ranks at Arsenal, he reached the FA Youth Cup final in 2018 and was named on the bench for the 2020 Community Shield against Liverpool.

Loans to Lincoln City, Doncaster Rovers, Blackpool and Sheffield Wednesday followed, before productive spells with Ipswich Town and Derby County saw him help both clubs secure promotion from League One.

A move north to Kilmarnock last October has proven fruitful, forming an effective partnership with Bruce Anderson.

Able to operate across the front line or in an advanced midfield role, the 25-year-old has struck eight times in 13 starts plus six substitute outings.

He picked up a knock against Celtic last week and will face a late fitness test ahead of today’s match.

Capped by England at every youth level from Under-16 to Under-21, John-Jules joined Crawley Town after leaving Arsenal in 2024 and made 27 appearances for the Sussex side.

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PETER CANARO Peter Canero’s career is most closely associated with Kilmarnock, where he emerged from the youth ranks to enjoy the most productive spell of his playing days.

Born in Glasgow in January 1981 and of Spanish descent through his grandfather, he joined Killie as a YTS trainee in 1998 and progressed impressively through the academy system.

By 2001 he had established himself as a first-team regular, initially as an attacking full-back before showing his adaptability with accomplished displays in midfield.

Blessed with pace and stamina, he quickly became a key figure and earned Scotland Under-21 recognition, setting a club record for appearances at that level by a Kilmarnock player.

PLAYED FOR

BOTH

His first senior goal arrived at Hampden in a 3-0 League Cup semi-final victory over St Mirren in February 2002, and his consistent performances soon drew interest from higher-profile clubs.

After making 130 appearances and scoring 11 goals for the Rugby Park side, he secured a £250,000 move to Leicester City in January 2004.

Shortly after arriving in England, Canero won his full Scotland cap as a substitute against Denmark in Copenhagen. Injuries, however, hampered his progress at Leicester.

Hip and knee problems delayed his debut until March 2004, and although he featured in around half of the remaining Premiership fixtures that season, he struggled to establish himself the following campaign.

After only six further appearances and recurring fitness issues, he was released by mutual consent in July 2005.

Despite that involvement, he opted not to extend his stay and instead agreed a four-year move to MLS side New York/ New Jersey MetroStars at the end of 2005.

A knee injury sustained late in his United tenure followed him to the United States, restricting him to just two appearances before persistent problems forced his retirement in 2006, aged only 25.

Alongside his senior cap, Canero represented Scotland at every youth level from Under-15 to Under-21 and also earned three Scotland B international caps.

Canero joined Dundee United in September 2005 on a short-term contract under Gordon Chisholm, who valued his versatility and experience at the top level.

He debuted against Hibernian at Easter Road and scored in his second outing, netting in a 2-0 home win over Livingston.

He also scored in a 3-1 comeback victory at Falkirk and became a regular during his brief Tannadice spell, making 12 appearances in total.

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First-Team

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Jim

Ashley

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Bert

Ryan

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Ross

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Juilus

ESKESEN

SAPSFORD

CAMARÀ

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FERRY

Zac

Panutche

TRAPANOVSKI

Will

ŠEVELJ

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8

11

Vicko

Iovu

Kristijan

GRAHAM

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Iurie

ESSELINK

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4

MAYNARD-BREWER

14

Emmanuel

AGYEI

Craig

SIBBALD

17

19

Amar

20

Dario

30

25

Lewis

36

34

Ruairidh

O’DONNELL

WATTERS

CLEALL-HARDING

THOMSON

35

Charlie

STIRTON

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Sam

Miller

Owen

ADAMS

37

Max

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RICHARDS

KERESZTES

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SIBBALD

Dave

Krisztián

NAAMO

Craig

FARRUGIA

DOLČEK

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22

Neil

Ivan

FATAH

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DEWAR

70

Scott

CONSTABLE

Isaac

PAPPOE

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4 13 24 2 22

4 5 1 0

3 7 3 0 1

Camden 23/03/99

Dundee 26/03/2006

Dundee 22/08/2007

Accra, Ghana 20/12/03

37 - S. CLEALL-HARDING *

39 - S. CONSTABLE *

77 - N. MÖLLER

23 - K. FOTHERINGHAM *

1 - Y. KUCHERENK

Helsingborg, Sweden 20/07/2002

Falkirk 18/04/03

Kyiv, Ukraine 27/08/1999

PLAYERS WHO HAVE LEFT THE CLUB

29. M. THOMSON (Falkirk) *

PLAYERS OUT ON LOAN

Buckhaven 20/07/04

36 - M. WATTERS

70. - I. PAPPOE

Forfar 31/01/07

34 - O. STIRTON

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2

7

0

0

1

12

1

0

10

Abergavenny, Wales 31/12/93

26 - D. RICHARDS

0

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Finland 14/05/05

Szombathely, Hunary 04/01/00

23 - K. KERESZTES

22 - D. NAAMO

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22

Horden, England 17/09/03

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2

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Paris 19/09/99

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21 - L. STEPHENSON

20. N. FARRUGIA

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19. i. DOLČEK

10

Spånga, Sweden 19/0/07

Koprivnica, Croatia 24/04.00

17 - A. FATAH

15

Ghana 03/11/04

Falkirk 18/05/95

14 - C. SIBBALD

Bury 07/12/00

11 - W. FERRY

12 - E. AGYEI

Odense, Denmark 16/03/1999

Sydney, Australia 16/08/02

Canchungo, G-Bissau 28/02/97

Bitola, North Macedonia 14/08/99

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1

9

Perth 23/02/01

10 - J. ESKESEN

09. - Z, SASPSFORD

08 - PANUTCHE CAMARÁ

07 - K. TRAPANOVSKI

06 - R. GRAHAM *

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05 - V. ŠEVELJ

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Chișinău, Moldova 06/07/02

Dubrovnik, Croatia 19/09/03

04 - I. IOVU

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1

18

's-Heerenberg, N'ands 16/08/99

03 - B. ESSELINK

4

7

Coventry 0/04/97

02 - R. STRAIN

0

3

Dunstable 25/06/98

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OF BIRTH

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APPEARANCES & GOALS

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CONFERENCE LEABUE STARTS

Although Kilmarnock is known to have produced programmes prewar, unfortunately we are not aware of any that involve United.

However, when it comes to the immediate post-war years, we do have accurate knowledge of the large number of issues in which United featured before regular issues became the norm following the club’s promotion in 1960.

15TH JANUARY 1949 B DIVISION KILMARNOCK 3 UNITED 3 This match was played the week before United’s iconic Scottish Cup meeting with Celtic and, if the Hoops’ scouts were in attendance and read the programme, they would have noted a prophetic preview. Assessing United’s chances of troubling the Parkhead side, the writer described the team as showing “a compactness in defence” and “a crispness in attack that might cause Celts a lot of bother.” Of course, that proved accurate as United famously triumphed 4–3. Kilmarnock, however, clearly heeded the warning, holding the Terrors to an entertaining 3–3 draw.

1ST OCTOBER 1949 B DIVISION KILMARNOCK 2 UNITED 3 This was Willie McFadyen’s men’s second visit inside three weeks. That meeting ended with the Ayrshire side edging through in the B Division Supplementary Cup, despite Peter McKay scoring all three United goals. The editorial noted that United’s performance should serve as a warning, but, as the result above shows, it did not.

Facing that was Today’s Visitors and a Flashback article focussing on games from Fife and ten years ago.

Retained from the previous season’s issue was a list of fixtures, results, scorers and crowds.

10TH OCTOBER 1953 B DIVISION KILMARNOCK 3 UNITED 2 The last of this genre of programmes, this was the third meeting of the season, with the editorial noting that although the hosts could claim two wins, it opined that this clash would be as hard as any that had gone before. But in a season best forgotten, United’s run of defeats continued, with just one win from their opening six games.

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BACKING THE

FUTURE

Dundee United are delighted to confirm a strengthened partnership with Scott Fyffe Wealth Management, who have secured the naming rights to a stand at Foundation Park.

Investment in the site in recent years has included upgraded pitches, improved changing facilities and new infrastructure designed to enhance both performance and participation.

The agreement represents a further step in the club’s ongoing commitment to developing its academy and community facilities, with the renamed Scott Fyffe Wealth Management Stand forming a key part of the venue’s continued growth.

The extended collaboration with Scott Fyffe Wealth Management underlines the importance of strong local partnerships in sustaining long-term progress, ensuring that future generations of young players continue to benefit from first-class coaching environments and opportunities to represent the club.

Foundation Park has become a vital hub for Dundee United’s youth development pathway, supporting players across the academy age groups as well as community programmes delivered by the Dundee United Community Trust.

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1951 - United 0-1 Dundee | Scottish Cup (1st Round Replay)

several chances, couldn’t find an equaliser and still emerged with great credit for their performance.

A tragic slip by United keeper Bob Wyllie enabled Dundee to advance in this replay after the sides had shared four goals the previous Saturday.

1970 - United 5-4 Morton | League (Division One)

In the 29th minute, Dundee lobbed a ball from 30 yards. Wyllie waited for it confidently and unchallenged, but to the disbelief of all Terrors among the 22,000 crowd, the keeper let it slip through his hands. It really was a case of going from hero to zero, having made three crucial saves prior to his blunder.

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United won a nine-goal thriller by the odd goal, and Morton’s John Murray was responsible for that, his own goal two minutes from time earning United both points.

Ironically, the ’Ton defender had opened the scoring at the right end after six minutes, though it had a slice of good fortune, having taken a deflection off Doug Smith.

Ian Mitchell hammered in a smart leveller on 17

minutes. Eight minutes later, Davie Wilson prodded Jerry Kerr’s men in front. Mitchell’s second after 34 minutes saw United hold a two-goal lead.

However, within ten minutes of the restart, the Greenock side were level after Billy Osborne and Tommy Coakley netted. Just two minutes later, though, the Terrors regained the lead in fortuitous circumstances.

Doug Smith launched a free-kick from just inside the Morton half and it was missed by everyone and somehow found the net.

The visitors looked to have earned a draw when Billy Gray headed an equaliser.

But Murray, under pressure

from Alan Gordon, pushed the ball past Danish keeper Lief Nielson.

1981 - Airdrie 0-5 United | League (Premier Division) The final margin of defeat did not make pleasant reading for Diamonds’ boss Bobby Watson, holidaying in Tenerife, but it could, and indeed should, have been worse because for much of this game United treated the Broomfield men with undue respect.

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bothered, because within minutes of his arrival he twice fouled Eamonn Bannon with dire consequences.

2004 - Dundee Utd 1-0 Dunfermline League (SPL)

United’s improved form From the first, Eamonn at Tannadice continued slotted home the resultant Saturday 14 Feb 2026 with a hard-fought but spot-kick, and the second well-merited 1–0 win was equally disastrous as, over Dunfermline. Jim from Eamonn’s free-kick, McIntyre’s goal, his sixth of Paul Hegarty’s header the season and twentybrought a great save from first for the club, secured John Martin, only for Luggy all three points and meant to push the loose ball over Ian McCall’s side had the line. taken thirteen from a possible fifteen points in If Dodds started Airdrie’s their last five home league decline, he also finished matches. the job, completing his hat-trick with a couple of Despite constant snow quick goals near the end. flurries, undersoil heating ensured the pitch was in First, he took a Frank Kopel excellent condition. United pass past a floundering started brightly but relied Airdrie defence before on Paul Gallacher’s fine slipping the ball home, goalkeeping to reach the then stylishly smashing in break level. McIntyre’s a spectacular volley. superb volley early in the second half proved decisive, and although Dunfermline applied pressure, United held out comfortably to move back up to seventh place, just one goal behind Hibs.

Davie Dodds was the man who started the rout, finishing off a fine interplay between Billy Kirkwood and Paul Sturrock by sliding the ball low into the net from eight yards. That was how it stood at halftime.

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FIXTURES AND RESULTS Opponents

Result

Att.

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2

3

4

5

6

7

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FC UNA Strassen UECL 2QR

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1-0

W

11370

Kucherenko

Keresztes

Esselink

Iovu

Ferry ©

Pappoe

Ševelj

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FC UNA Strassen UECL 2QR

A

0-1

W

1957

Kucherenko

Keresztes

Esselink

Iovu 1

Ševelj

Ferry ©

Sibbald

3

Falkirk

A

2-2

D

7624

Kucherenko

Keresztes

Esselink ©

Iovu

Ševelj

Pappoe

Sibbald

7

SK Rapid Wien UECL 3QR

A

2-2

D

18930

Kucherenko

Keresztes

Esselink

Iovu

Ferry ©

Pappoe

Sibbald

10

Hearts

H

2-3

L

10,874

Kucherenko

Keresztes

Esselink ©

Iovu

Thomson

DOLČEK 2

Sibbald

14

SK Rapid Wien UECL 3QR

H 2-2 (4-5 PENS)

10,750

Kucherenko

Keresztes

Esselink

Iovu

Ševelj

Camará

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Kilmarnock | Premier Sports Cup

A

2-1

L

4,853

Kucherenko

Keresztes

Esselink

Iovu

Stephenson

Ševelj

Sibbald

31

Dundee

A

0-2

W

10,750

Kucherenko

Keresztes

Esselink

Iovu

Stephenson

Ševelj

Camará

13

Hibernian

A

3-3

D

19,265

Kucherenko

Keresztes

Esselink

Iovu

STEPHENSON 2

Ševelj

Camará

23

Aberdeen

H

2-0

W

11052

Kucherenko

Keresztes

ESSELINK 1

Iovu

Stephenson

Ševelj

Camará

27

Kilmarnock

H

0-2

L

8,800

Kucherenko

Keresztes

Esselink

Iovu

Stephenson

Ševelj

Camará

4

Livingston

H

1-1

D

8,146

Kucherenko

Keresztes 1

Esselink

Iovu

Stephenson

Ševelj

Camará

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Rangers

A

2-2

D

50,663

Kucherenko

Keresztes

Esselink

Ferry ©

Stephenson

Ševelj

Sibbald

25

St Mirren

H

3-1

W

8,843

Kucherenko

Iovu

Esselink

Keresztes

Stephenson

Ševelj

SIBBALD

29

Motherwell

A

2-0

L

6,446

Kucherenko

Stephenson

Esselink

Keresztes

Ferry ©

Eskesen

Ševelj

9

Hearts

A

1-1

D

18,755

Kucherenko

Iovu

Esselink ©

Keresztes

STEPHENSON 1

Ševelj

Camará

22

Falkirk

H

0-3

L

9,736

Kucherenko

Iovu

Esselink

Keresztes

Stephenson

Ševelj

Sibbald

29

Kilmarnock

A

1-1

D

4,263

Richards

Iovu

Graham ©

Keresztes

Strain

Stephenson

Camará

3

Rangers

H

2-2

D

13,213

Richards

Iovu

Esselink

Keresztes

Stephenson

Ševelj

Camará

6

St Mirren

A

2-0

L

6,516

Richards

Iovu

Graham ©

Keresztes

Strain

Stephenson

Ševelj

13

Motherwell

H

0-0

D

8,350

Richards

Iovu

Esselink

Graham ©

Strain

Stephenson

Sibbald

17

Celtic

H

2-1

W

12,966

Richards

Esselink

KERESZTES 1

Graham ©

Strain

Stephenson

Sibbald

20

Hibernian

H

1-1

D

10,124

Richards

Ševelj

Graham ©

Keresztes

Strain

STEPHENSON 1

Sibbald

27

Aberdeen

A

1-1

D

19,741

Richards

Iovu

Esselink

Keresztes

Naamo

Ševelj

Sibbald

30

Livingston

A

1-3

W

2,657

Richards

Esselink

Cleall-Harding

Keresztes

Naamo

Stephenson

Sibbald

3

Dundee

H

0-1

L

13,495

Richards

Iovu

Esselink

Keresztes

Stephenson

Camará

Sibbald

10

Celtic

A

4-0

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DUNDEE UNITED

MANAGER: JIM GOODWIN 1 ASHLEY MAYNARD BREWER (GK) 2 RYAN STRAIN 3 BERT ESSELINK 4 IURIE IOVU 5 VICKO ŠEVELJ 6 ROSS GRAHAM 7 KRISTIJAN TRAPANOVSKI 8 PANUTCHE CAMARÁ 9 ZAC SAPSFORD 10 JULIUS ESKESEN 11 WILL FERRY 12 EMMANUEL AGYEI 14 CRAIG SIBBALD 17 AMAR FATAH 19 IVAN DOLČEK 20 NEIL FARRUGIA 21 LUCA STEPHENSON 22 DARIO NAAMO 23 KRISZTIAN KERESZTES 25 DAVE RICHARDS (GK) 29 MILLER THOMSON 30 LEWIS O’DONNELL 31 RUAIRIDH ADAMS (GK) 34 OWEN STIRTON 35 CHARLIE DEWAR 36 MAX WATTERS 37 SAM CLEALL-HARDING 39 SCOTT CONSTABLE 44 CALVIN BEATTIE MATCH OFFICIALS Referee: John Beaton AR1: Calum Spence AR2: Dougie Potter 4th Official: Iain Sneddon VAR: Gavin Duncan AVAR: Don Robertson

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MANAGER: NEIL MCCANN 1 MAX STRYJEK 2 JAMES BRANDON 3 DOMINIC THOMPSON 5 ZAC WILLIAMS 5 LEWIS MAYO 6 ROBBIE DEAS 7 RORY MCKENZIE 8 BRAD LYONS 9 MARCUS DACKERS 10 MATTY KENNEDY 11 GREG KILTIE 12 DAVID WATSON 14 GREGOR STRANGER 15 JAMES BROWN 16 KYLE MAGENNIS 17 SCOTT TIFFONEY 18 TOM LOWRY 19 BRUCE ANDERSON 21 MICHAEL SCHJENNING-LARSEN 22 JACK THOMSON 23 MARLEY WATKINS 24 TYREECEJHN-JULES 25 ETHAN BROWN 26 BEN BRANNAN 27 KIAN LESLIE 29 DJENAIRO DANIELS 30 EDDIE BEACH 31 LIAM POLWORTH 33 DUNCAN BARLOW 34 ETHAN MERSEY 35 AARON DAVIS 36 NOAH SIMPSON 38 ARCHIE TRAYNOR 40 COREY ARMOUR 41 GRANT MARCHANT 42 SAMUEL DURUH 50 DYLAN BROWN