Ross County and Dundee United faced off in an exciting match that ended in a 1-1 draw, thanks to a late equalizer from Ronan Hale. The game started with Jim Goodwin’s side putting pressure on their opponents, with Jort van der Sande creating an early chance that was missed by Miller Thomson.
Although it took a while for Ross County to settle into the game, they began to create opportunities as the first half progressed. Ronan Hale attempted a long-range shot that went over the bar, but later earned a penalty for his team after a fumble from the United goalkeeper, Jack Walton. Unfortunately, Eamonn Brophy’s spot-kick was saved by Walton, denying County the chance to take the lead.
It was Dundee United who broke the deadlock shortly after the restart, with summer signings Will Ferry and David Babunski combining for the opening goal. Babunski found the net after Ferry set him up inside County’s penalty area, putting the visitors in front.
Despite County’s efforts to equalize, it was United who looked more likely to score again. However, in the dying minutes of the game, Alex Samuel managed to find Ronan Hale in a scoring position, and the striker made no mistake in finding the back of the net, salvaging a draw for his team.
The match was filled with action, with both teams pushing for a win until the final whistle. Ross County’s manager, Don Cowie, made attacking substitutions in an attempt to secure a victory, and his decision paid off with Hale’s late goal.
Overall, it was an entertaining and competitive game between Ross County and Dundee United, with both teams showing determination and skill on the field. The draw was a fair result considering the efforts put in by both sides throughout the match.