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, a club with a rich history that dates back to 1929, find their home at The Global Energy Stadium, located in the heart of Scotland. This club, filled with tradition and a distinct sense of identity, represents a crucial part of Scottish football culture.

The current Ross County playing squad carries a total market value of approximately £4m according to Transfermarkt. This valuation speaks to the undisputed talent and potential that these players bring to the club, promising to uphold Ross County's legacy in the Scottish football scene.

At present, Ross County have a squad of 17 players. Despite varying backgrounds, ages, and career trajectories, the average age of the squad sits at 28 years old. Each of these individuals contributes their unique skills and footballing intellect to the overall strength and potential of the squad.

This season, Ross County have contested in two competitions. The Championship and Group B of the League Cup have witnessed Ross County's grit, resilience, and commitment to the beautiful game – characteristics that resonate deeply with their supporters and the wider football community.

This team profile is regularly updated with new stats and analysis throughout the season. Last updated 1 August 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: £4m (via Transfermarkt)
Market Value

Recent results

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

Ross County

1 - 3

Partick Thistle

Ross County

8 - 0

Edinburgh City

Queen of the South

0 - 1

Ross County

Stranraer

1 - 1

Ross County

2 - 4

Livingston

1 - 1

Ross County

Ross County have worse recent form than Celtic, who have three wins and three draws in their last six games.

League position analysis

Track the position of Ross County over time in their domestic league table during season 2024 - 2025.

League form

Track the performance of Ross County in their domestic league over their last six matches, home and away.

Overall

Ross County

1 - 1

Motherwell

Dundee

1 - 1

Ross County

St Johnstone

2 - 1

Ross County

1 - 3

Hearts

Kilmarnock

2 - 0

Ross County

St Mirren

3 - 2

Ross County

Ross County, with two draws and four losses, have worse overall form in their own domestic league , compared with how Celtic are doing in the Scottish Premiership. Celtic have four wins and two draws in their last six domestic league matches.

Home

Ross County

1 - 1

Motherwell

Ross County

1 - 3

Hearts

Ross County

0 - 1

Aberdeen

Ross County

0 - 1

Dundee United

Ross County

1 - 0

Kilmarnock

Ross County

3 - 1

Dundee

Ross County, with two wins, one draw and three losses, have worse home form in their own domestic league than Celtic have in the Scottish Premiership. Celtic have four wins, one draw and one loss in their last six league matches at home.

Away

Dundee

1 - 1

Ross County

St Johnstone

2 - 1

Ross County

Kilmarnock

2 - 0

Ross County

St Mirren

3 - 2

Ross County

Hearts

2 - 0

Ross County

St Johnstone

1 - 0

Ross County

Ross County, with one draw and five losses, have worse away form in their own domestic league , compared with how Celtic are faring in the Scottish Premiership. Celtic have three wins, one draw and two losses in their last six away games 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

0.8

Away

⚽️ Goals conceded

1.5

Home

1.9

Away

On average, Ross County score 1 goals per game, which is fewer than the 2.95 goals scored per game by Celtic this season. At home, Ross County have scored an average of 1.2 goals per game, which is fewer than Celtic's 3.3 goals per match at Celtic Park. Away from home, Ross County have scored an average of 0.8 goals per game, which is fewer than the 2.6 averaged by Celtic.

In defence, Ross County have conceded an average of 1.7 goals per game this season, which is more than the 0.7 goals per game let in by Celtic. At home, Ross County have conceded an average of 1.5 goals per game, which is more than the 0.5 goals scored by league opponents at Celtic Park. Away from home, Ross County have conceded an average of 1.9 goals per game, which is more than the 0.9 goals conceded by Celtic in away matches.

⏱️ Time of first goal scored

48m

Home

40m

Away

⏱️ Time of first goal conceded

46m

Home

40m

Away

Against opposition, Ross County tend to score within 44 minutes, which is 10 minutes slower than it takes Celtic to score against teams in the Scottish Premiership. At home, Ross County usually score with around 48 minutes on the clock, while Celtic score around 17 minutes faster at Celtic Park. Away from home, Ross County tend to score by around 40 minutes, which is about 4 minutes slower than Celtic.

On average, Ross County keep the ball out of their own net until around 43 minutes, which is 4 more than Celtic, who only manage to keep a clean sheet until 39 minutes in. At home, Ross County tend to concede with around 46 minutes on the clock. Celtic concede 4 minutes earlier against Scottish Premiership opposition, conceding a goal by around 42 minutes at Celtic Park. Away from home, Ross County tend to concede by around 40 minutes, which is better than Celtic by about 5 minutes

🟨 Yellow cards

1.4

Home

1.9

Away

🟥 Red cards

–

Home

0.2

Away

🤩 Biggest victory

3-1