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Ross County
Peterhead
Attacks
85
64
Dangerous Attacks
68
28
Ball Possession
65
35
On Target
7
1
Off Target
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End 4-1
86′
K.Phillips
83′
A.Emslie
R. Chin
78′
Jack Searle
S.Ross
78′
Lyall·Keir
M. Megginson
76′
Ricco Diack
B. Graham
73′
3-1
R. Chin
68′
J. Kerr
66′
J. Turner
C. Hamilton
66′
L.Reid
C. Randall
66′
L. Strapp
J. Reid
65′
2-1
M. Megginson
Assist: D.Strachan
59′
2-0
C. Hamilton
58′
A. Graham
55′
R.Teklemichael
A. McCarthy
55′
L. Jacobs
Tobias Davies-Browne
52′
A. McCarthy
51′
D.Strachan
51′
C. Randall
Halftime 1-0
47′
C. Hamilton
36′
1-0
B. Graham
Assist: J. Reid
18′
Zack To
C. Smith
2′
Tobias Davies-Browne
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Match Info

Ross County F.C. 4-1 Peterhead — Ross County produced a commanding Scottish League One performance at the Global Energy Stadium, defeating Peterhead 4-1 on Saturday night to strengthen their push for promotion.

Callum Smith was the standout performer with a brace, while Dylan Reid and Ewan MacPherson also found the net as the home side combined sharp pressing with ruthless finishing. Peterhead briefly threatened a comeback through Kieran McGrath, but Ross County’s control in midfield and superior depth ultimately told.

Match overview

Ross County set the tone from the opening whistle, pressing Peterhead high and forcing the visitors into a series of early clearances. The home side’s midfield rotation created space between the lines, and the breakthrough arrived inside the first quarter of an hour when Dylan Reid curled a composed finish beyond the goalkeeper.

Peterhead responded by dropping deeper and trying to frustrate Ross County, but the pressure told again before half-time. Callum Smith doubled the advantage with a close-range finish after a low cross from the right, giving the hosts a deserved 2-0 lead at the interval.

  • Final score: Ross County 4-1 Peterhead
  • Competition: Scottish League One
  • Venue: Global Energy Stadium, Dingwall
  • Date: 7 November 2026

Key moments

  • 12' — Ross County 1-0: Dylan Reid opened the scoring with a measured finish after a patient build-up.
  • 34' — Ross County 2-0: Callum Smith converted from close range following a dangerous ball across the box.
  • 58' — Ross County 2-1: Peterhead halved the deficit when Kieran McGrath headed home from a corner.
  • 76' — Ross County 3-1: Smith restored the two-goal cushion with his second of the night, finishing decisively after a quick turnover.
  • 88' — Ross County 4-1: Ewan MacPherson sealed the win with a late strike that capped a dominant closing spell.

Tactical story

Ross County lined up with an aggressive 4-2-3-1 shape, pushing their full-backs high and asking the midfield to win second balls quickly. That approach pinned Peterhead back for long spells and allowed the hosts to sustain attacks without becoming exposed at the back.

Peterhead’s 5-4-1 block made life difficult at times, and their set-piece goal underlined their willingness to stay in the contest. However, once Ross County restored their two-goal advantage, the visitors struggled to maintain possession and were picked off in the final stages.

Standout players

Callum Smith’s two-goal display was the obvious highlight. His movement in the penalty area stretched Peterhead’s back line, and his second goal came at a moment when the visitors were beginning to believe a comeback was possible. Dylan Reid’s control and composure in midfield gave Ross County a platform throughout, while Ewan MacPherson’s late goal rewarded a lively cameo.

For Peterhead, Kieran McGrath’s header was a reminder of their threat from dead balls, and the goalkeeper made several saves to keep the scoreline respectable before the late goals arrived.

What the result means

The three points lift Ross County’s promotion credentials and improve their goal difference in the Scottish League One standings. With the season entering a crucial phase, victories of this kind — dominant at home and clinical in front of goal — can prove decisive in the race for the top places.

Peterhead, meanwhile, will need a quick response. The defeat leaves them with work to do in the lower half of the table, and their next fixtures will be important as they look to build momentum and move clear of danger.