Jim Goodwin names Dundee United side for Conference League qualifier
United take a 1-0 lead from last week's first leg in Tannadice thanks to a goal from Zac Sapsford.
They are now looking to see out the tie and book a place in the next round of qualifiers for Europe's third tier competition.
Goodwin starts with Kucherenko in goals behind Esselink, Iovu, Kerestztes, Sevelj, Sibbald, Camara, Ferry, Trapanovski, Dolcek and Sapsford.
The winner of the tie will take on either Rapid Vienna or Decic in the next round, with the Austrian side taking a 1-0 lead into the second leg.
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