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Neil Farrugia will miss Saturday's home game against Motherwell with the groin injury he suffered at Celtic Park. Jim Goodwin says the winger will be assessed through the international break. It removes one of United's wide options after Farrugia scored his first club goal in the two-all draw at Celtic. There is better news on Emmanuel Agyei, who is considerably ahead of schedule in his recovery from a knee injury and could return to contention later this month. Goodwin says Will Ferry is still a little behind in his recovery and will also be assessed after the break.

Goodwin has also backed Dylan Tait to push for a future Scotland call-up. He says the midfielder's progressive passing numbers are exceptional and believes more performances at his current level should put him on Sébastien Pocognoli's radar. Goodwin also praised Tait's influence in the dressing room and the standards he sets in training.

On international duty, Panutche Camará has been named in Guinea-Bissau's twenty-six-man squad for two Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Madagascar. The first match is on the twelfth of November, with the return five days later in Bissau.

For supporters, away tickets for Hibernian on the twenty-first of November go on sale at one o'clock this afternoon. United fans will be in the upper and lower tiers of the South Stand, with full prices on the club website.

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