League · Championship

Dundee Utd3–1Queen's Park

Louis Moult 36′
Jordan Tillson 45′
Glenn Middleton 81′
Ruari Paton 23′
24 Feb 2024Saturday, 24 February 2024 · 3pmTannadice ParkAttendance: 7,341

Lineups

Dundee Utd

Queen's Park

Dundee Utd · Starting XI

Queen's Park · Starting XI

  • 1Calum Ferrie
  • 2Ben McPherson
  • 4Alex Bannon
  • 6Danny Wilson
  • 8Jack Thomson
  • 9Ruari Paton
  • 11Dom Thomas
  • 20Jack Turner
  • 23Louis Longridge
  • 24Joshua Scott
  • 44Sean Welsh

Dundee Utd · Substitutes

Queen's Park · Substitutes

  • 31Sam Kane
  • 3Tommy Robson
  • 7Cillian Sheridan
  • 15Will Tizzard
  • 16Cammy Bruce
  • 18Stuart McKinstry
  • 29Liam McLeish
  • 33Zach Mauchin
  • 35Mackenzie Chase

Dundee Utd · Substitutions

Queen's Park · Substitutions

  • Stuart McKinstry for Jack Turner66′
  • Cillian Sheridan for Louis Longridge74′
  • Zach Mauchin for Ben McPherson74′
  • Liam McLeish for Dominic Thomas86′
  • Cameron Bruce for Joshua Scott87′

Dundee Utd · Manager

Queen's Park · Manager

  • Not recorded

Dundee Utd · Cautions

Queen's Park · Cautions

  • Danny Wilson36′
  • Joshua Scott83′
  • Zach Mauchin90′
  • Sean Welsh90′

Match report

United bounced back from defeat away to Championship rivals Raith Rovers with a 3-1 home win against Queen's Park to hold their one point lead at the top of the division. Jim Goodwin rang the changes following the Starks Park defeat, with Liam Grimshaw losing his spot at right-back to youngster Miller Thomson. Glenn Middleton also dropped to the bench, leaving a spot open for Matty Cudjoe, and Ross Graham, who will feel aggrieved after a solid spell acting as deputy, made way for the returning Declan Gallagher. United started out as the aggressors and looked like they would expect…Read moreRead less
United bounced back from defeat away to Championship rivals Raith Rovers with a 3-1 home win against Queen's Park to hold their one point lead at the top of the division.

Jim Goodwin rang the changes following the Starks Park defeat, with Liam Grimshaw losing his spot at right-back to youngster Miller Thomson. Glenn Middleton also dropped to the bench, leaving a spot open for Matty Cudjoe, and Ross Graham, who will feel aggrieved after a solid spell acting as deputy, made way for the returning Declan Gallagher.

United started out as the aggressors and looked like they would expect little trouble from their Glasgow visitors. They were dealt a blow after just nine minutes though when an injury forced David Wotherspoon to withdraw in place of Kai Fotheringham.

Niall Harkiss

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