City travel to take on Dundee at Dens Park tomorrow in the final Betfred Group game looking to bounce back from the heavy defeat against Dunfermline in midweek.

TEAM NEWS
Euan Smith is available again however Giuiliano Morena will serve a one match suspension following his red card against Dunfermline on Wednesday. Jordan Sinclair is struggling with illness whilst Ryan McGeever continues to miss out but is nearing a return. Andy Jackson should be named amongst the substitutes again as he is eased back to action following a long term injury.

MATCH OFFICIALS
The referee tomorrow will be Kevin Clancy - he will be assisted by David McGeachie and Jordan Stokoe. The vastly experienced Clancy has officiated a number of matches at the top level in Scotland. The last time he took charge of a City game was 4 years ago in a League Cup clash against Dumbarton at Glebe Park, with the Sons winning that game 1-0.

ADMISSION INFORMATION
City supporters will be accommodated in section C of the Main Stand with cash entry via turnstile 31. Admission prices are as follows:

- Adult £12
- Concessions £6*

*Concessions are seniors over 65, full time students and juveniles under 18 years of age.

SUPPORTERS TRAVEL
Brechin City Supporters Club are running a bus to the game which will leave St Ninians Square at 11:30am and will be stopping at the Logie Club pre-match for refreshments. If you wish to book a seat, please contact Ann-Marie on 07725 761429 (text anytime) or leave a message on the Supporters Club facebook page.

PREVIOUS MEETING
City recorded a famous win over the Dee the last time the sides clashed competitively in the League Cup in August 2010. Having been reduced to 10 men after Paul McLean was sent off around the hour mark, City somehow stormed into a 2-0 lead thanks to a quick-fire brace from Rory McAllister. Leigh Griffiths netted a double for the dark blues to bring them level but then missed a penalty to win the tie with the last kick of the game.

A goalless extra time forced a penalty shootout where some inspired goalkeeping from City legend Craig Nelson helped City to a 3-1 win on penalties.

City also won the last league match between the sides in April 2006 - a solitary goal from Alex Burns gave City the win at Dens Park under the watchful eye of newly appointed Manager Michael O'Neill.