Ross County

Ross County were founded in 1929 and play their home games at The Global Energy Stadium in Scotland.

Ross County v Celtic · Photo: Vagelis Georgariou

Ross County, an established name in Scottish football, took their first steps in 1929 and currently play their matches at The Global Energy Stadium. Nestled in the heartlands of Scotland, the ground generates an atmosphere reflective of the passionate Scottish love for the beautiful game.

Considering the valuation of the playing squad, it sits around the £5m mark. This figure derived from Transfermarkt provides a good indication of the financial might and talent within their ranks.

Ross County maintains a strong squad depth with 30 players at their disposal. The average age among the players is 25, reflective of a judicious mix of youth and experience, laying down solid groundwork for the club's future prospects.

This season, Ross County's campaign has extended across three distinct competitions. Within the Premiership, they currently occupy the 10th place. Additionally, they have pushed through to the Second Round in the League Cup and made it to the Fourth Round in the Scottish Cup.

This team profile is regularly updated with new stats and analysis throughout the season. Last updated 11 April 2025. Send feedback

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1929
Founded: Don Cowie (age 42)
Manager: Connor Randall
Captain: Roy MacGregor
Chair: The Staggies
Nickname: The Global Energy Stadium
Stadium: 6,541
Capacity: Jubilee Road, Dingwall, IV15 9QZ, UK
Address: rosscountyfootballclub.co.uk
Website: +44 (0)1349 860 860
Telephone: £5m (via Transfermarkt)
Market Value

Recent results

In their last six matches, Ross County have recorded two wins and four losses.

Ross County

0 - 1

Aberdeen

Ross County

0 - 1

Dundee United

Hearts

2 - 0

Ross County

1 - 0

Kilmarnock

St Johnstone

1 - 0

Ross County

3 - 1

Dundee

Ross County have worse recent form than Celtic, who have four wins and two losses in their last six games.

League position analysis

Track the position of Ross County over time in Scotland‘s Premiership during season 2024 - 2025. After 32 games, Ross County are placed 10th in the league.

Round 1

4th

Round 2

7th

Round 3

8th

Round 4

9th

Round 5

9th

Round 6

8th

Round 7

7th

Round 8

7th

Round 9

9th

Round 10

7th

Round 11

8th

Round 12

8th

Round 13

9th

Round 14

8th

Round 15

8th

Round 16

8th

Round 17

9th

Round 18

10th

Round 19

10th

Round 20

10th

Round 21

10th

Round 22

9th

Round 23

10th

Round 24

10th

Round 25

11th

Round 26

10th

Round 27

7th

Round 28

9th

Round 29

8th

Round 30

9th

Round 31

9th

Round 32

10th

League form

Track the performance of Ross County in Scotland‘s Premiership over their last six matches, home and away.

Overall

Ross County

0 - 1

Aberdeen

Ross County

0 - 1

Dundee United

Hearts

2 - 0

Ross County

1 - 0

Kilmarnock

St Johnstone

1 - 0

Ross County

3 - 1

Dundee

Ross County have the second worst overall form in the Scottish Premiership, with two wins and four losses. Hibernian have the best overall form based on their most recent six matches, and Celtic are fourth best. Kilmarnock have the worst overall form in the league.

Home

Ross County

0 - 1

Aberdeen

Ross County

0 - 1

Dundee United

Ross County

1 - 0

Kilmarnock

Ross County

3 - 1

Dundee

Ross County

1 - 1

Hibernian

Ross County

1 - 4

Celtic

Ross County have the fourth worst home form in the Scottish Premiership, with two wins, one draw and three losses. Hibernian have the best home form based on their most recent six home matches, and Celtic are second best. St Mirren have the worst home form in the league.

Away

Hearts

2 - 0

Ross County

St Johnstone

1 - 0

Ross County

Motherwell

0 - 3

Ross County

Rangers

4 - 0

Ross County

Kilmarnock

0 - 1

Ross County

Aberdeen

1 - 2

Ross County

Ross County have the sixth best away form in the Scottish Premiership, with three wins and three losses, which is on par with Dundee. Rangers have the best away form based on their last six away games. Celtic have the second best away form. Kilmarnock have the worst away form in the league.

Average statistics

Check out these per game stats for Ross County in their domestic league season 2024 - 2025.

⚽️ Goals scored

1.2

Home

0.7

Away

⚽️ Goals conceded

1.4

Home

1.9

Away

Ross County have the worst attack in the Scottish Premiership, with an average of just 0.95 goals per game. Celtic have the best attack, with 2.85 goals per game.

At home, Ross County score the second fewest goals in the Scottish Premiership, with an average of just 1.2 goals per game. Celtic score more than any other team at home, with 3.3 goals per game. St Johnstone have the fewest goals per game at home in the league.

Away from home, Ross County have the worst scoring record in the Scottish Premiership, with an average of just 0.7 goals per game. Celtic score the most goals away from home, with 2.4 goals per game.

Ross County have the fifth worst defence in the Scottish Premiership, losing an average of 1.65 goals per game. Celtic have the best defence, losing just 0.65 goals per game. Dundee have the worst defence in the league.

At home, Ross County concede the fourth highest number of goals in the Scottish Premiership, losing an average of 1.4 goals per game. Celtic concede fewer goals than any other team at home, losing just 0.4 goals per game. Dundee concede the highest number of goals per game at home in the league.

Away from home, Ross County have the fourth worst defensive record in the Scottish Premiership, losing an average of 1.9 goals per game, which is on par with St Mirren. Celtic concede the fewest goals away from home, losing just 0.9 goals per game. Kilmarnock concede the most away goals per match in the league.

⏱️ Time of first goal scored

51m

Home

34m

Away

⏱️ Time of first goal conceded

44m

Home

40m

Away

🟨 Yellow cards

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