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Jim Goodwin has studied footage of Marink Reedijk’s former club Beveren ahead of Hibs’ visit, the Daily Record reports. United are preparing for several possible approaches from the new Hibs manager, and Goodwin wants his side to match the level they showed in the win at St Mirren.

Dundee United’s head of recruitment Ross Goodwin says he was surprised Zac Sapsford is still waiting for a first senior Australia call-up. He made the comments to Football 360 before United return to league action. Goodwin says Norwich’s Mohamed Toure being out with a long-term shoulder injury could lead Australia to look at other options in November.

Former United goalkeeper Dave Richards’ short-term move to Kilmarnock has fallen through. Kilmarnock say an administrative error over his previous registration meant they could not complete the deal.

Coming up, United host Hibs at Tannadice tomorrow. Kick-off is at three o’clock. One point separates the teams in the Premiership, with United on eight and Hibs on seven.

Don Robertson will referee, with Greg Aitken on VAR. Robertson last took charge of United in February, a goalless draw with Aberdeen.

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