Dundee United 2
Ayr United 1
League (Championship)


Dundee United 

2 - 1

Ayr United


League (Championship)
Tuesday, March 28th, 2017
Tannadice Park
Attendance: 4,661


Goalscorers
Simon Murray (23)
Mark Durnan (78)
Gary Harkins (pen.) (51)

Team Managers
Ray McKinnon Ian McCall

Starting Eleven
1. Cammy Bell
4. Mark Durnan
14. William Edjenguélé
8. Stewart Murdoch
24. Jamie Robson
19. Tony Andreu
16. Willo Flood
11. Alex Nicholls
12. Charlie Telfer
18. Thomas Mikkelsen
9. Simon Murray
Greg Fleming .1
Michael Rose .5
Patrick Boyle .3
Daryll Meggatt .18
Brian Gilmour .4
Nicky Devlin .2
Ross Docherty .23
Robbie Crawford .8
Conrad Balatoni .22
Gary Harkins .12
Craig Moore .9

Bench
21. Luis Zwick
3. Paul Dixon
5. Coll Donaldson
20. Frank van der Struijk
22. Ali Coote
17. Wato Kuaté
23. Nick van der Velden
Jordan Hart .19
Peter Murphy .6
Paul Cairney .14
Michael Wardrope .20
Craig McGuffie .21
Alan Forrest .10
Farid El Alagui .15

Substitutions
Ali Coote for Alex Nicholls (70)
Wato Kuaté for Simon Murray (90)
Farid El Alagui for Gary Harkins (61)
Alan Forrest for Craig Moore (72)
Craig McGuffie for Robbie Crawford (85)

Cautions
None. Daryll Meggatt (64)
Ross Docherty (85)
Nicky Devlin (87)

Red Cards
None. None.

Match Officials

Barry Cook (Referee)
Mark McHendry & Joseph Lawson (Assistants)



Match Report


Dundee United claimed their first Championship win since 4 February and moved back to within a point of second place by beating Ayr United.

Simon Murray struck from a difficult angle to put the Tangerines ahead midway through the first half.

However, Ayr won a penalty when Tony Andreu fouled Brian Gilmour and Gary Harkins converted.

Mark Durnan edged the hosts back into the lead, sending a left-foot shot past Greg Fleming.

The Tannadice side had won the Challenge Cup on Saturday with victory over St Mirren and the defeat of Ayr gets their push for promotion back on track.

However, Ray McKinnon's side trail leaders Hibernian by 11 points and are one behind Morton, who have a game in hand.

Falkirk, who are ahead of Morton on goal difference, have played a game more than Hibs and the Tangerines.

McKinnon's men also have a game in hand and an 11-point advantage over Queen of the South.

The sides finishing second, third and fourth will enter the Premiership play-offs, which culminate in a two-legged final between one of the Championship sides and the team finishing second bottom of the top flight.

Match report written by BBC



Squad Statistics (as at March 28th, 2017)


2016-17 All Time
Age
Greg Fleming (GK)30 43 - 88 -
Brian Gilmour29 34212710
Daryll Meggatt26 37 - 37 -
Patrick Boyle30 36 - 731
Michael Rose21 201201
Ross Docherty24 361712
Nicky Devlin23 42 - 1255
Gary Harkins32 356356
Conrad Balatoni26 353353
Robbie Crawford22 3531527
Craig Moore22 1224216
Craig McGuffie (sub)19 343353
Alan Forrest (sub)20 39914732
Farid El Alagui (sub)32 7272






League Table (as at March 28th, 2017)


No league table has been added for this season.