<script async src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-7467848586067900"
crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
Ross Graham’s header with the remaining 15 minutes saw Dundee United everything, but mathematically secured its place in the six best Scottish Premiership William Hill.
The match was sometimes furious against Ross County, but lacked quality in front of the goal, so it may have been appropriate that the decisive moment of the game came from the set-piece to win 1-0.
While Don Cowie made a single change in his starting line -up with Alex Samuel, replaced by Kenneh legs, opposite Jim Goodwin made two changes in the team that enjoyed defeat during the international break.
Declan Gallagher and Allan Campbell dropped out, with Ross Docherty and Craig Sibbald in the initial line -up.
Josh Nisbet prepared Noah Chilvers to have a blocked effort from the edge of the box, and Dundee United had two VAR reviews for fines – they both went with a decision in the Fouls field.
In the middle of the first half, the region was fingered from scoring, when Eli Campbell’s long throw was swept toward a distant post Kacper shovel, only to visit goalkeeper Jack Walton to get to the attempt to attempt Alex Samuel from nearby reach.
In the 69th minute United will feel as if they were to go ahead when Graham headed to the ground to the ground just to see how they bounce around the post.
A similar scenario would see how the Break The Breath side, with Dundee United, practically repeats this move five minutes later, but this time Graham found the net to bring visitors to the lead.
Shortly thereafter, Campbell was needed to make his own line a magnificent permission to avoid Louis Moult to be 2-0.
Sam Dalby could also shoot late, but saw his headers fly directly into the hands of Jordan Amissah.
Although this season there was a lot of late drama in Dingwall, including the first meeting between these two parties, the region could not find an equalizer to save something for their efforts.
Victory means that Dundee United is six points from St Mirren in seventh place with two games to go until the highest flights are divided, while the staggies are four points behind the sixth heart position and four in terms of playoffs.
