Shed Talk 10 | Dundee United vs St Mirren

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ISSUE 10 DUNDEE UNITED vs St Mirren Saturday 30 November 2024 William Hill Premiership CalForth Construction Arena

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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

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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

Head of Football Operations ROSS STARKE Head of Player Care NIALL NICHOLSON Head of Medical MARCIN SZOSTAK 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 of Media MARK MCCREERY Head of Marketing LUKE BAIN Content Producer YANNIS MARR Club Photographer RICHARD WISEMAN SHED TALK Design and Editors: LUKE BAIN AND PETER RUNDO Contributors MIKE WATSON RYAN HALDANE LEE SMITH Printed copies of Shed Talk are available via Curtis Sport.

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THE GAFFER Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to Tannadice!

recognise the effort,

Mirren has been good. We

commitment and hard

had a victory in the cup at

work that went into

Tannadice and then beat

ensuring that we get

them in Paisley in the last

It was a positive

the result. We’d have

league match so we’re

performance at Ibrox

been huge underdogs

hoping to continue that

last weekend buts far

before the game so to

form.

as we’re concerned, it’s

come away with a really

just another point on the

important point was very

I’m delighted with the

board. We felt that the

pleasing.

group as a whole, and

game plan was good on

delighted with the staff. I

the day - we played really

My message to the

think we’ve made great

well in the first half. In

players has been for

progress in a short

the second half, we rode

as good a run as we’ve

period of time. But it’s just

our luck at times, there’s

been on, it can all change

important that we make

no doubt about that. We

very quickly if you drop

sure we maintain those

had to defend really well,

standards and if you take

high standards, don’t

putting our bodies on

your eye off the ball.

get carried away, and

the line and Jack Walton

don’t start thinking too far

made two or three really

I have to give credit to

good saves to make sure

Stephen Robinson and to

that we came away from

his players. They’ve really

I hope you all enjoy the

the game with something.

turned things around with

game!

three wins in their last four

- Jim Goodwin

We aren’t getting carried

matches. Our record so

away after it. We just

far this season against St

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ahead of ourselves either.

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HISTORY MAKER 8

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Owen Stirton’s first-ever goal for

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long in the memory.

The last United youth product to score on

Dundee United is a moment that will live

their league debut was Christian Dailly Handed his Premiership debut in the 89th

in 1990. At just 16, Dailly scored in a 3-1

minute against Ross County, the 17-year-

win over St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park.

old Forfar-born forward wasted no time

Remarkably, he had already netted twice

making an impact, heading home from

in the League Cup before his league

close range with effectively his first touch.

debut, scoring against Alloa and Partick

The goal added the finishing touch to a

Thistle. Over his United career, Dailly

3-0 win and earned Stirton a celebratory

notched 21 goals in 177 appearances,

hug from manager Jim Goodwin.

excelling as both a forward and later as a defender.

Goodwin was full of praise for the Academy graduate, calling the goal a

Before Dailly, Ralph Milne and Andy Gray

“Roy of the Rovers” moment:

achieved the feat, both going on to have illustrious careers.

“It was a really proud moment for the kid and his family. To score at

A BRIGHT FUTURE

that end, in front of the home supporters; it’s ‘Roy of the Rovers’ stuff. He’s still

Stirton’s goal not only highlighted his potential

developing physically

but also served as

and technically, but

a reminder of the

there’s no better

talent emerging from

way to get your first

United’s Academy.

Premiership goal – just stick your head on the ball two yards out.”

Following in the footsteps of players like Dailly, Milne, and Gray sets an incredible

The goal also sparked a trip down

precedent, and fans will be

memory lane. Stirton is the first DUFC

excited to see how Stirton

Academy graduate to score on his Premiership debut in 34 years,

develops in the years to come.

joining an exclusive club.

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GINO SINGH

AGE: 3 FAVOURITE PLAYER: LOUIS MOULT

AGE: 10 FAVOURITE PLAYER: RYAN STRAIN

AGE: 10 FAVOURITE PLAYER: KRISTIJAN TRAPANOVSKI

CALLUM GLAISTER

RYAN MOLLOY

AYDEN MOLLOY

AGE: 12 FAVOURITE PLAYER: LOUIS MOULT

AGE: 6 FAVOURITE PLAYER: KRISTIJAN TRAPANOVSKI

AGE: 11 FAVOURITE PLAYER: CRAIG SIBBALD

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FOCUS ON

ST MIRREN The Buddies visit Tannadice for the second time this season, having already travelled north for our Premier Sports League Cup meeting in mid-August. On that afternoon, we recorded a 1-0 victory. However, on this occasion, we’ll be meeting a side in fine form as they look to extend their fourmatch unbeaten run.

A draw with Ross County, along with wins over St. Johnstone, Hibernian, and, most recently, Aberdeen, means our guests are hitting form at the time of year when the fixtures come thick and fast. The turnaround in their fortunes has been remarkable, given their previous twelve fixtures yielded only a solitary victory.

After fifth and sixth-place finishes in the previous two seasons, Saints again sit in the top half of the table. However, their below-par away form, which has yielded just one league win from six matches on the road this term.

As well as the aforementioned cup match, United also returned from Paisley victorious in our other meeting this term when a solid display saw Emmanuel Adegboyega head a second-half winner. Saints do, however, have the upper hand in recent Tannadice league meetings, with United failing to win any of the last four encounters, stretching back to January 2021.

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THE GAFFER

STEPHEN ROBINSON As a player, the Irishman began his career as a youth with Tottenham Hotspur, but his move to Bournemouth paved the way for a career that saw him capped at youth, B, and full international levels for Northern Ireland.

After almost 300 appearances for the Cherries, a short spell at Preston North End followed before he found a second home at Kenilworth Road, spending six years with Luton Town and featuring 211 times for The Hatters.

Turning 50 next month, and having managed at Oldham, Motherwell, and Morecambe previously, the affable Irishman brings a wealth of experience to the dugout.

His time in Paisley so far has seen him in charge of 122 matches, with a record of 41 victories, 26 draws, and 55 defeats.

ONE TO WATCH

MARK O’HARA An unsung midfielder who, on his day, is arguably as difficult an opponent as anyone in the top flight.

Hard-working, comfortable in possession, but equally prepared to do the dirty work in midfield, the 28-yearold is again having an outstanding season in black and white.

Having broken into the senior ranks with Kilmarnock, the Barrhead-born former youth international made 88 appearances there before moving on to Dundee, where his form earned him a transfer to League One side Peterborough. After a bright start with The Posh, he fell out of favour and was loaned to both Lincoln City and Motherwell before moving to Fir Park on a permanent basis.

Further enhancing his reputation with a series of eyecatching displays, he joined Saints in 2022 and has taken his goalscoring to new levels, with 23 goals in just 87 matches for the club.

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To say that Jimmy Howieson had an eventful and unorthodox career would be an understatement.

Born in Glasgow on 7 June 1900, he was an inside-forward who played in Scotland, Ireland, England, and the United States. His achievements included a Scottish Cup winner’s medal and one cap for Scotland.

Howieson’s early life saw him attending Rutherglen Elementary and John Street schools before briefly working as a marine engineer. An accident led him to enlist in the Royal Navy during WWI, where he began playing organised football while serving. In 1921, after purchasing his release from the Navy, he started his football journey with Rutherglen Glencairn, quickly moving to Airdrieonians. He contributed to their Scottish Cup campaign, although he missed the final when they lifted the trophy.

In 1924, he joined St. Johnstone, becoming a key league player, but also turned out for St. Mirren in cup competitions, a curious dual arrangement. His strong performances caught the attention of Dundee United, who signed him in 1925 for their debut First Division campaign.

in a 2-1 victory. However, that same season brought him immense joy as St. Mirren won the Scottish Cup for the first time. He scored the second goal in their 2-0 triumph over Celtic, a strike reminiscent of his earlier goal against the same opposition.

In March 1927, Howieson earned his only Scotland cap in a 2-0 victory over Ireland. Shortly after, St. Mirren transferred him to Hull City for £3,200.

A year later, he moved to the United States, joining the New Bedford Whalers for the 1928–29 season. After stints in the American Soccer League and Eastern Professional Soccer League, he briefly played for the New York Giants before returning to Hull.

In 1930, he joined Dublin’s Shelbourne, winning a League of Ireland Championship medal. He later played for Clyde, Alloa, Glentoran, and Belfast Celtic before retiring.

Howieson settled back in Glasgow, co-owning the Railway Tavern with his brother. He passed away on 28 May 1971, leaving behind a legacy as a versatile and well-travelled footballer whose contributions to the game spanned continents and eras.

Howieson made an immediate impact, scoring five goals in just 10 appearances.

Notably, he netted Dundee United’s first-ever First Division goal in a 4-2 loss to Raith Rovers, which was also the first under the newly introduced offside law.

His most memorable strike came in a 1-0 victory over Celtic, marking United’s first win against the Hoops. However, his time at Tannadice was short-lived, and he was transferred back to St. Mirren in October 1925.

On his return to Tannadice with St. Mirren in early 1926, Howieson scored the winner

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EARLY WARNING SIGNS A SUCCESSFUL HUNT There were plenty scares as and Jordan White both had chances to break the deadlock.

TAKING A GRIP

A lively ten minutes saw Connor Randall deny a certain goal, blocking David Babunski’s chance after Sam Dalby danced past Ross Laidlaw and set up our number 10.

Moments later, Babunski threaded a long ball to Will Ferry, whose cross zipped just wide with no takers.

Laidlaw then saved a long-range strike from Vicko Ševelj, while Babunski’s arrowed effort and Dalby’s swivel-andshot were both blocked.

As the half wore on, interruptions by John Beaton’s whistle became frequent, with Akil Wright earning the first caution.

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Our well-merited opener came just three minutes before the hour.

It was an excellent move from United as Emmanuel Adegoyega was strong in a challenge before coming away with the ball and setting Luca Stephenson free.

Spreading it to the opposite flank Stephenson then continued his charge into the area and Ferry’s delightful cross was on the money for him to bullet a diving header beyond Laidlaw.

DOUBLING DOWN

Our second came just over ten minutes later as Dalby continued his redhot form!

It was our Macedonian magician who carved the game open. With the ball coming over his shoulder,

he expertly hooked an early pass in behind the Staggies’ rear guard for Dalby to chase. Racing past the high line, the Englishman took a touch to steady himself before cooly poking home.

BOYHOOD HERO

Entering the fray in stoppage time, Owen Stirton hit the net just 70 seconds into his Premiership debut to notch his first United goal!

Ferry was involved again, driving to the byline, putting on the brakes and cutting it back for Ševelj to float in a cross that was helped on by a County man. Waiting to pounce on the six-yard line was Stirton to nod home in front of the Eddie Thompson faithful.

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MATCHING THE BATTLE

It was a patient opening from the Terrors who began to build momentum after some early Rangers’ pressure.

Play down our left looked most likely to cause concern for the hosts. A fizzed Glenn Middleton cross just missed its targets before David Babunski sliced an effort over the bar following another surging counter from the men in white and tangerine.

Nedim Bajrami went close with a curling effort just before the half-hour mark but a super one-handed save from Walton kept it level.

RED HOT FORM

Sam Dalby netted his fifth goal in six games to send the away end into raptures less than ten minutes befpre the break.

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It came as a quick freekick was switched out to the left and laid back for Vicko Ševelj to float a teasing ball into the area. Left unmarked in the box with some clever movement, our number nine glanced the ball beyond Jack Butland to give us the lead.

There was a late first-half scare as Robin Propper had the ball in the net before it was quickly ruled out for a blatant handball offence against Connor Barron in the build-up.

One should have become two as Dalby found himself in behind the backline before teeing up Fotheringham whose shot was blocked by the nearest defender.

PEGGED BACK

Cerny - who looked dangerous all afternoon - hit back with a slotted finish after the hour.

It was a common move as the Rangers winger played a neat one-two before finding space in behind the United defence to curl low into the far corner.

SUPER JACK WALTON

A stunning block from Walton was then needed to deny second-half substitute Danilo before Rangers almost found a winner in the 86th minute when Walton parried Ianis Hagi’s long-range strike. Danilo’s follow-up effort was blocked, and Walton produced another stunning close-range stop to deny Propper on the rebound. In added time, Walton pulled off another excellent save to thwart Igamane as we picked up another point on our travels.

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that swung dramatically, Jackie McNamara’s men showed incredible determination to turn despair into delight at Tannadice.

After making three changes to the side that lost to St Johnstone midweek, United had hoped for a bright start.

Instead, it was a first half to forget.

UNITED 3 Brian Graham (79) Stuart Armstrong (84) Nadir Çiftçi (90) ST MIRREN 2 Paul McGowan (20) Steven Thompson (40) United pulled off a sensational late comeback to snatch three points after trailing 2-0 with just 11 minutes remaining. In a game

First-Half Setbacks St Mirren opened the scoring on 20 minutes when Paul McGowan, unmarked from a freekick, sent a back-header past a stranded Radosław Cierzniak. Things went from bad to worse five minutes before the break as former United player Steven Thompson unknowingly scored his 14th of the season. Gavin Gunning’s attempted clearance ricocheted off the Buddies striker and into the net from close range.

Second-Half Resurgence United looked sharper after the restart, with Gary Mackay-Steven testing Marian Kello and Nadir

Çiftçi coming close after being released by the winger. The introductions of Ryan Dow, Stuart Armstrong, and later Brian Graham injected much-needed energy and proved decisive.

The Comeback The Tangerines finally broke through in the 79th minute. Çiftçi’s clever pass found Dow, whose pinpoint cross was turned home by Graham.

Six minutes later, a deflected Mackay-Steven cutback fell perfectly for Armstrong, who calmly finished from the edge of the box to level the scores.

With the Tannadice faithful roaring them on, United completed the turnaround in stoppage time. Dow’s thunderous effort was spilled by Kello, and Çiftçi was on hand to bundle the rebound home, sealing an unforgettable victory.

A display of character, resilience, and determination from United – a performance that will live long in the memory!

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1912

DUMBARTON 2-0 DUNDEE HIBS | FRIENDLY Despite dominating much of the play, Pat Reilly’s men suffered defeat on a frostbound Boghead pitch. Dumbarton captain Willie Lithgow scored both goals, including one from a free-kick, leaving the visitors to rue their missed opportunities.

1918

DUNDEE HIBS 1-2 KEITH & BEMAN’S | FRIENDLY

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30 NOVEMBER 1957 HAMILTON 1-2 DUNDEE UNITED | LEAGUE

A scrappy encounter saw United edge Hamilton with goals of unusual variety.

An early own goal from Hamilton’s Young set the tone, followed by a stunning 20-yard freekick from Alex Gibson that proved decisive. Despite conceding a late penalty, United held on for victory.

1968

ST MIRREN 1-1 DUNDEE UNITED | LEAGUE A thrilling encounter at Love Street lived up to the hype of a secondtop battle. Hugh Golshan gave St Mirren the lead after sustained pressure, but United responded brilliantly. Kenny Cameron equalized, reacting quickly to head in after Andy Rolland’s effort cannoned off the bar.

1985

DUNDEE UNITED 0-2 DUNDEE | FORFARSHIRE CUP FINAL Switched to Tannadice due to frost at Dens Park, Dundee capitalized on their opportunities, with Ross Jack heading in the opener and John Brown converting a penalty.

Despite heavy pressure from United, Dundee’s Tom Carson produced an inspired performance to deny them.

1993

DUNDEE UNITED 1-0 CELTIC | LEAGUE

2003

DUNDEE UNITED 2-1 HEARTS | LEAGUE

Manager Ivan Golac’s tactical tweaks paid off as Paddy Connolly pounced on a defensive error to score the winner.

Gordan Petric made his home debut, and a strong defensive display saw United claim a memorable victory over Celtic.

1991

ST MIRREN 1-1 DUNDEE UNITED | LEAGUE A resilient United side snatched a point as substitute Alex Cleland scored with his first touch, heading in after Mixu Paatelainen’s shot was parried. St Mirren, fresh off a win over Rangers, had taken the lead through Julian Broddle, but Cleland’s equalizer ensured a share of the spoils.

Skipper Derek McInnes celebrated his first goal in tangerine, setting the stage for United’s first home win of the season.

Alan Archibald added a second, giving United a 2-0 lead at halftime.

Despite Scott Severin pulling one back for Hearts, United held firm to end a six-year winless run against the Edinburgh side.

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Stephenson

Ševelj

Babunski ©

Ferry

2

Hibernian (A)

A

D

1-1

5,454

Walton

Adegboyeya

Gallagher

Holt

Strain

Ševelj

Babunski ©

Ferry

9

Ross County (H)

H

W

3-0

8349

Walton

Adegboyeya

Gallagher

Holt

Strain

Ševelj

Babunski ©

Ferry

23

Rangers (A)

A

D

1-1

47714

Walton

Strain

Gallagher

Holt

Ferry

Fotheringham

Stephenson

Ševelj

30

ST MIRREN (H)

H

4

Hibernian (A)

A

7

KILMARNOCK (H)

H

14

Motherwell (H)

H

21

CELTIC (H)

H

26

St Johnstone (A)

A

29

ABERDEEN (H)

H

2

Dundee (A)

A

5

Hearts (H)

H

7

Celtic (A)

A

11

St Mirren (A)

A

18

Scottish Gas Cup 4th Rd

25

RANGERS (H)

H

1

Kilmarnock (A)

A

15

Celtic (A)

A

22

MOTHERWELL (H)

H

26

HIBERNIAN (H)

H

1

Aberdeen (A)

A

15

DUNDEE (H)

H

29

Ross County (A)

A

5

Hearts (A)

A

12

ST JOHNSTONE (H)

H

26

Match 34

July

August

September

October

November

December

January

February

March

April

May 3

Match 35

10

Match 36

14

Match 37

17/18

Match 38

36

DUNDEEUNITEDFC.CO.UK

Substitutes Middleton

Moult

Trapanovski

Fotheringham

MacLeod

O'Donnell

Gallagher

Watt

Cleall-Harding

Forbes

Fotheringam

MOULT 1

TRAPANOVSKI 1

Walton

Holt

Grimshaw

Middleton

Thomson

Watt

Cleall-Harding

Forbes

Stirton

Middleton

Moult

Trapanovski

Richards Richards

Grimshaw Grimshaw

Fotheringham

Thomson

O'Donnell

Watt

Cleall-Harding

FORBES 1

Stirton

Fotheringam

Moult

TRAPANOVSKI 2

Walton

Grimshaw

Middleton

Thomson

O'Donnell

Watt

Cleall-Harding

Forbes

Stirton

THOMSON 1

van der Sande

TRAPANOVSKI 1

Richards

Moult

Odada

Middleton

Fotheringham

O'Donnell

Cleall-Harding

Forbes

Stirton

Thomson

van der Sande

Trapanovski

Richards

Graham

Moult

Odada

Middleton

Fotheringham Cleall-Harding

Stirton

Meshack

Babunski ©

van der Sande

Trapanovski

Richards

Moult

Middleton

Odada

Fotheringham

Docherty

Thomson

Cleall-Harding

Meshack

Babunski ©

van der Sande

Trapanovski

Richards

Moult

Middleton

Odada

Fotheringham

Docherty

Thomson

Cleall-Harding

Meshack

Babunski ©

van der Sande

Trapanovski

Richards

Moult

Middleton

Odada

Dalby

Docherty

Thomson

Ševelj

Meshack

Babunski ©

van der Sande

Trapanovski

Richards

Ševelj

Moult

Odada

Middleton

Dalby

Docherty

Thomson

Meshack

van de Sande

Babunski

Trapanovski

Richards

Holt

Ševelj

MOULT 1

Middleton

Middledton

Dalby

Thomson

Meshack

Babunski

Dalby

MOULT 1

Richards

Holt

Ševelj

Odada

Middleton

Fotheringham

van de Sande

Thomson

Meshack Meshack

Ferry

Dalby

van der Sande

Richards

Holt

Bubanski

Odada

Middleton

Fotheringham

Thomson

Stirton

Thomson

Middleton

DALBY 1

Richards

Trapanovski

Odada

Fotheringham

van de Sande

Stirton

Domeracki

MESHACK 1

Trapanovski

Middleton

Dalby

Richards

Strain

Odada

Fotheringham

van de Sande

Thomson

Constable

Stirton

Meshack

Trapanovski

Middleton

DALBY 1

Richards

Strain

Odada

Fotheringham

van de Sande

Thomson

Constable

Stirton

Meshack

Stephenson

Middleton

DALBY 1(P)

Richards

Trapanovski

Odada

Fotheringham

van de Sande

Thomson

Constable

Stirton

Meshack

STEPHENSON 1

DALBY 1

van de Sande

Richards

Odada

Middleton

Fotheringham

Docherty

Thomson

Constable

STIRTON 1

Meshack

Middleton

Babunski ©

DALBY 1

Richards

Moult

Odada

Adegboyeya

van de Sande

Thomson

Constable

Stirton

Meshack

37

DUNDEE UNITED ST MIRREN MANAGER: JIM GOODWIN

JACK WALTON 1 RYAN STRAIN 2 KEVIN HOLT 4 VICKO ŠEVELJ 5 ROSS GRAHAM 6 KRISTIJAN TRAPANOVSKI 7 LOUIS MOULT 9 DAVID BABUNSKI 10 WILL FERRY 11 RICHARD ODADA 12 CRAIG SIBBALD 14 GLENN MIDDLETON 15 EMMANUEL ADEGBOYEGA 16 LUCA STEPHENSON 17 KAI FOTHERINGHAM 18 SAM DALBY 19 JORT VAN DER SANDE 20 ROSS DOCHERTY 23 DAVID RICHARDS 25 MILLER THOMSON 29 DECLAN GALLAGHER 31 SCOTT CONSTABLE 39 OWEN STIRTON 42 ADAM CARNWATH 43 ALAN DOMERACKI 44 MESHACK UBOCHIOMA 70

MANAGER: STEPHEN ROBINSON 1 ELLERY BALCOMBE 3 SCOTT TANSER 4 ALEX IACOVITTI 5 RICHARD TAYLOR 6 MARK O’HARA 7 JONAH AYUNGA 8 OISIN SMYTH 9 MIKAEL MANDRON 10 CONOR MCMENAMIN 11 GREG KILTIE 12 ROLAND IDOWU 13 ALEXANDER GOGIC 14 JAMES SCOTT 15 CAOLAN BOYD-MUNCE 19 SHAUN ROONEY 20 TOYOSI OLUSANYA 21 JADEN BROWN 22 MARCUS FRASER 23 DENNIS ADENIRAN 24 LEWIS JAMIESON 26 LUKE KENNY 27 PETER URMINSKY 28 CALLUM PENMAN 29 GALLACHER LENNON 30 FRASER TAYLOR 31 SHAY KELLY 32 OWEN FOSTER 33 EVAN MOONEY 34 ETHAN SUTHERLAND 42 ELVIS BWOMONO

REFEREE: MATTHEW MACDERMID AR1: DAVID DUNNE AR2: SEAN CARR FOURTH OFFICIAL: RYAN LEE VAR: DON ROBERTSON AVAR: GRAEME LESLIE MATCH SPONSOR