Preview: Ross County (A)

We are back in William Hill Scottish Premiership action on Saturday, September 21 and travel north to face Ross County.

The fixture was initially scheduled to take place midweek in December but was brought forward at the request of both clubs. Kick-off will be 3pm.

Here’s everything you need to know…

TICKETS

Tickets for our trip to Dingwall are now on sale and available for supporters to purchase.

Please note, Ross County will not be sending physical tickets and there will be no matchday sales at Dingwall. Tickets will be available online right up until kick-off.

Prices are as follows:

Adult - £28

Concession (over 65s, 18-21, ambulant disabled) - £15

Under 18s - £10

*Under 12s - £6

*Can only be purchased with a full paying adult or concession (over 65, 18-21, ambulant disabled).

TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED HERE.

For anyone requiring a wheelchair space, please phone Ross County on the following number: 01349 860860.

TRAVEL

Supporters' bus

The supporters’ bus – leaving McDiarmid Park at 11.30am – is now fully booked. However, a reserve list has been started and you can call 01738 459090 option 1 to put your name down.

By car

From Perth, head up the A9 in the direction of Inverness and continue over the Kessock Bridge. Remain on this road until you reach Tore Roundabout where you will then take the second exit onto the A835. Travel for a further five or six miles and you will reach Maryburgh Roundabout. Take the third exit onto the A862 and proceed to Dingwall.

There is ample free and well signposted car parking in Dingwall Town Centre, whilst there is also car parking available for both home and away fans at the ground on matchdays at a cost of £3.

Train

Dingwall has a train station located just a couple of minutes' walk away from the Global Energy Stadium.

ScotRail services are available from Perth (via Inverness) but please ensure you have planned your journey in advance and keep up-to-date with latest timetable alterations and changes.

LAST MEETING

We last faced Ross County in the Scottish Premiership back in May where Adama Sidibeh’s impressive late header at McDiarmid Park secured what would turn out to be a very important point.

Yan Dhanda had opened the scoring for the visitors in the 25th minute of the game before Adama hit back in the 90th minute.

Our last visit to the Global Energy Stadium proved to be a successful one, with Benji Kimpioka netting the only goal of the contest in a 1-0 victory back in February.

LAST TIME OUT: ROSS COUNTY

The Staggies picked up their first win of the 2024/25 William Hill Scottish Premiership season last Saturday with a 2-0 victory against Dundee.

Played at the Global Energy Stadium, the Highlanders made the perfect start when Akil Wright rose tallest at the back post to plant a header into the back of the net.

The lead was doubled on the stroke of half-time when Jordan White was pulled down in the box. He picked himself up to slot home from the penalty spot.

LAST TIME OUT: SAINTS

We fell to a disappointing 2-0 defeat in the capital last Saturday afternoon, with Hibs picking up all three points.

It was an encouraging first half display at Easter Road but the final ball or finish was missing before the hosts nudged ahead just shy of the whistle for the break.

Striker Mykola Kuharevich was the man wheeling away in celebration after guiding over the line from close range after a free-kick had been floated into the box. Martin Boyle added a second for Hibs in the second half.