Dundee United will try to win 5-0, but Well have their own targets, says boss

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Motherwell boss Stuart Kettlewell expects relegation-haunted Dundee United to come to Fir Park on Sunday with all guns blazing – but they have their own goal to meet.United are bottom of the table, unable to catch 10th-placed Kilmarnock, but can overtake Ross County with a huge win, as they need to overcome a goal-difference that is eight goals worse off than their Dingwall rivals on the final day.Kettlewell knows that means Jim Goodwin’s side must come to Fir Park looking to score at least five goals, but the hosts must win to secure a seventh-placed Premiership finish.When asked if he believes United will arrive trying to win 5-0, Kettlewell said: “I do.

We’ve had a fair amount of thought about it since we all played on Wednesday, and it probably becomes a little bit unpredictable, in terms of what Jim does with his team, but I think we just have to prepare as best we possibly can.“The one constant that I can imagine, having played against Jim’s teams on more than one occasion, is that as long as there’s a chance, they’re going to be fighting, and they’re going to come here and try to win by a margin, so we have to brace ourselves for that.“I believe Dundee United players and staff will feel they owe that to their supporters, so that’s what we have to expect.“It’s just important that we try to finish off the season with as best a performance as we can.“We’ll be going out the same as every single week, to try and win the game, but I think it does become a slightly different situation what we’ve faced in recent weeks.“As much as teams have been fighting for their lives, it almost gets to the point where you need an exact number of goals and all that types of stuff.“It can change the mentality a little bit – my job is to