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Telfer: Trip to Ayr just as important as Hibs clash

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game with both teams at the top of the table.

“We knew what we needed to do, we had a gameplan and I think first half we nailed it, second half we had a tough patch.

“Then I think we weathered the storm, Cammy saved the penalty, we got our penalty and scored and saw it out.

“That’s a massive thing and when you’ve got the backing of the fans like that they always drive you on that last bit.

“That’s twice we’ve played them and our unbeaten run i n the l eague continues but there’s a long way to go.

“There’s a tough patch of the season coming up which we’ll have to weather and battle through but just now we’re doing really well.

“We need to continue it and keep consistenc­y through the Christmas period.”

A major factor in United climbing to the top of the Championsh­ip table has been the displays of goalkeeper Cammy Bell, most notably from spot-kicks — including another one on Friday from Martin Boyle.

“Before it I was thinking ‘maybe it’s one too many’ but it’s never one too many — you just have so much confidence in the big man,” added Telfer.

“You think whenever there’s a chance in front of goal he’s going to save it.

“Even the save just after the penalty from Andrew Shinnie I think is brilliant as well.

“When you’ve got Cammy Bell in your team, you’ve always got a chance.”

 ??  ?? Charlie Telfer has made 17 appearance­s for Dundee United this season.
Charlie Telfer has made 17 appearance­s for Dundee United this season.

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