STORY OF THE MATCH

Dundee United capped off 2025 in style by sweeping Livingston aside and reclaiming their spot in the William Hill Premiership top six.

Dundee United extended their unbeaten run against their New Firm rivals, Aberdeen, to four matches after a closley-contested clash in the Granite City which saw Amar Fatah and Jesper Karlsson find the back of the net at Pittodrie.

Dundee United closed out their duties at the Calforth Construction Arena at Tannadice Park for 2025 with a point against Hibernian as the Terrors extended their unbeaten run to three matches.

Dundee United emerged victorious against Celtic for the first time in 11 years as a tale of two halves unfolded at the Calforth Construction Arena at Tannadice Park on William Hill Premiership Matchday 17.

Dundee United were left crestfallen at Tannadice as a 98th-minute spot-kick from Nedim Bajrami prevented the Terrors from claiming their first victory over the blue half of Glasgow in four years.

An action-packed afternoon in Gorgie ended with honours even as Luca Stephenson's third goal of the William Hill premiership campaign on the stroke of half-time cancelled out Alexandros Kyziridis' opener for the league leaders.

An uncharecteristically sub-standard showing saw Dundee United leave North Lanarkshire empty-handed as strikes from Tawanda Maswanhise and Elliot Watt consigned the Terrors to defeat at Fir Park.

Goals from Zac Sapsford, Amar Fatah and Craig Sibbald saw Dundee United come from behind to secure a priceless William Hill Premiership victory over St Mirren on Matchday Nine.

Dundee United suffered their second defeat of the William Hill Premiership campaign after an uncharacteristically laborious performance allowed Kilmarnock to score twice without reply at the Calforth Construction Arena at Tannadice Park.

A dominant display from Dundee United on their return to the Calforth Construction Arena saw them consign New Firm rivals, Aberdeen, to the foot of the table thanks to goals either side of the break from Ivan Dolček and Bert Esselink.

Jim Goodwin's heroic Dundee United side were left heartbroken at the end of a breathless UEFA Conference League Third Qualifying Round battle with SK Rapid Wien as the Austrian giants emerged eventual victors on penalties following another four-goal thriller.

Despite a strong performance against a high-flying Heart of Midlothian side, Dundee United were made to pay for an inability to defend set-pieces as goals from Lawrence Shankland and Stuart Findlay cancelled out Ivan Dolček's tremendous first-half brace at the Calforth Construction Arena at Tannadice Park.