United confirm pre-season schedule
Dundee United have finalised their pre-season schedule, which includes a trip to the Netherlands.The Tangerines had already confirmed their first two pre-season games, the first, at Glebe Park against former Tangerine midfielder Ray Mackinnon's Brechin City on Saturday 28 June, and then, seven days later, their trip to Arbroath in player-manager David Gold's testimonial.Following their trip to Gayfield, Jim Goodwin's side will head to the Netherlands for a training camp, before taking on PEC Zwolle at Sportpark Bovenmolen in Oldebroe on Friday, 11 July.On their return to home shores, they make the short trip to Scottish Championship side St Johnstone four days after facing the Eredivisie outfit.The visit of League Two Oldham rounds off the pre-season action on Saturday, 19 July before United turn their attention to their European exploits.
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