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Ross County manager Malky Mackay expects the cinch Premiership relegation battle to be closely-contested with nerve and fortune playing their part.
The Dingwall side slipped four points adrift at the foot of the table with a 6-1 defeat by Hearts immediately before the split and have lost seven of their past nine matches.
But they have beaten four out of five of their bottom-six rivals so far this season, including Saturday’s visitors, Livingston, and Mackay believes his side will make a fight of their survival quest.
When asked what will influence the survival fight, Mackay said: “The team that holds their nerve on the day… I also think the rub of the green will come into it over the five games in terms of maybe some decisions, and the VAR decisions that may take place.
“But I think there will be not a lot between the teams.”
Sk tes opened its new facility in the Shannon Free Zone back in January. Photographed on that day doing the opening was Clare TD and Minister of State Timmy Dooley | PICTURE: Arthur Ellis
Limerick Courthouse, Mulgrave Street | FILE PHOTO
Minister for Education and Youth, Hildegarde Naughton launches the project at St Patrick’s NS in Galway which last year won the 2025 Pollinator Project’s Golden Bee Award
Desmond College School student Sophie Keane Picture: Arthur Ellis
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