Brechin welcome Dundee to Glebe Park tomorrow in which has the makings of an exciting match.

Ian Campbell should have virtually a full squad to choose from, which means Grant Johnson is back into contention after having work committments last Saturday against Stranraer. Dundee meanwhile, have injury problems. Tom McManus and Iain Anderson are both doubtful for the match although Andrew Ferguson is now fully fit for the Dens Park side.

Gerry Britton is set to start against his former club, and could have easily been in the away dugout tomorrow afternoon, but after being told he was not in contention for the hotseat at Dens, the experienced striker opted to go part-time with Brechin City.

Brechin City and Dundee Supporters are asked to note that a strict segregation policy will be in force for tomorrows match and at all segregated fixtures during the season. Games against Airdrie, St Mirren, St Johnstone and Dundee at Glebe Park will ALL be segregated.

All home support must enter and exit the ground from the Cemetery Road End. Stewards and Policy will be instructed to move any suspected home support to the Cemetery Road end of the ground. Dundee fans will enter the ground by the Trinity Road End.

Please also note that for the remainder of the 2005/06 season the Car Park facility at Glebe Park will be open to Visiting Buses, players and officials and disabled supporters only. Car passes will be required for any other admittance.

The Management Committee accepts that home support will suffer some inconvenience with these arrangements, however in the interests of safety and control it is deemed necessary to take such action.

Entrance is pay at the gate and the admission prices are £13 for adults, £7 for concessions and £16 for parent and child, and an extra £1 for one additional child. A large crowd is expected so both sets of fans should turn up early.