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Jim Goodwin says United have nothing to fear at St Johnstone after back-to-back league wins. He says most of this week’s work will focus on United’s own game, while still respecting the quality in the Saints squad.

Lyall Cameron says Jim Goodwin has given him the freedom to play. He told BBC Scotland he is getting into good positions and being positive on the ball, and that he will keep trying to thread passes even when some are intercepted, because he has the manager’s backing. He hopes to add goals and assists to help United win.

For Saturday’s trip to Perth, United’s general admission allocation in the Ormond Stand is sold out. Family Stand tickets remain, but each group must include a child under thirteen. St Johnstone says the Ormond Stand will open at half past one, with a new cordon and extra stewards and police around the away end before and after the match.

Dundee United B take on Montrose in the Challenge Cup tonight. Kick-off is at a quarter to eight.

Loan Watch. Matthew Mudie scored Spartans’ second goal just after half-time in their three-one win at Edinburgh City on Saturday.

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