City head into their final Premier League Cup group stage fixture tomorrow evening as we play host to Cove Rangers (7:45pm kick off).

Although City are already knocked out of the competition, Ray McKinnon's men will undoubtedly want to end the group stage on a high whilst also continuing to build up match fitness ahead of the league starting against Lossiemouth this coming Saturday.

Cove Rangers will head into the game knowing that a win would give them a realistic chance of progressing into the knockout stages of the tournament, having defeated Spartans in the opening fixture before picking up a creditable point against Falkirk on Saturday.

TEAM NEWS
City will continue to be without Dayle Robertson, Ben Armour and Fraser MacLeod and they are joined on the sidelines by Mitchell Findlay who is suspended after picking up his second booking of the group stage on Saturday. Bayley Klimionek is close to a return, having been part of the matchday squad on Saturday against Spartans.

ADMISSION INFORMATION
Tomorrow's match kicks off at 7:45pm. Admission prices are £15 for adults, £10 concessions (Over 65, students and 16/17 year olds) and £5 for U16’s. Season tickets are not valid. Digital tickets should be purchased at the following link - PURCHASE TICKETS

A cash/card gate will be available however supporters are advised to purchase their tickets in advance on fanbase.

CITY CLUB BAR
The City Club bar at the ground is open pre-match to all supporters from 6pm.

MATCH OFFICIALS
Tomorrow's match referee is Cameron Stirling, assisted by Graham McNeillie and Steven Clark

PREVIOUS MEETING
Brechin City 2-3 Cove Rangers - 22 July 2023
The sides met in this very competition at the Carnegie Fuels Stadium exactly two years ago. Despite taking the lead twice in the game, City were edged out narrowly by the Aberdeen side. Grady McGrath opened the scoring on the half hour mark for City, only for Mark Reynolds to lash home an equaliser 4 minutes later. Shortly before the break, Ewan Loudon restored the lead for the home side when he converted a penalty.

That's the way it stayed until the 73rd minute when Kyle Connell pulled Cove back level again and 9 minutes from time, the same player struck again to earn all 3 points for the visitors.