Midfielder Paul McMullan reacts quickest to slot home after Nicky Clark's effort smacked back off the post to seal a late win in the 1st leg of this Premiership Play-Off semi in the Highlands.

A packed out Tannadice witnessed an immense display in the second leg of this semi final with three goals for Robbie Neilson's men securing a place in the Play-Off Final. Goals coming from Clark (pen), Sow & Šafranko.

Jamie Buchan picks up the loose ball just inside his own half and stride towards the Shed end before unleashing an unstoppable effort beyond the goalkeeper and into the net from 25 yards.

Controversy at Hampden, after a stalemate 90 minutes in the Cup Final our Iain Ferguson lashes the ball into the net from close range only to see it being cruelly disallowed for offside.

Moments before this goal, Kevin whilst in full flight was chopped by Roy Aitken however, that didn't prevent the speedy forward to once more try again and he got the reward by outstripping Aitken and launching an unstoppable effort into the net.

Craig Conway is in the mood and bags himself another goal at Hampden as he seals the result collecting a nice pass from Morgaro Gomis for the third goal. Craig acknowledges the delight from the fans as he runs by to meet with teammates celebrating.

Jon Daly and David Goodwillie combine to each knock on Sean Dillon's throw to set winger Craig Conway free in the Hampden sunshine to slot below Michael McGovern and then almost run the same length again celebrating.

Striker David Goodwillie with an outrageous lob at Hampden to open the scoring in the 2010 Scottish Cup Final.

All the goals from our Active Nation Scottish Cup Final victory of 2010 to secure the Club's fifth domestic trophy. Peter Houston's men and over 28,000 United fans enjoying a glorious day at Hampden with goals from David Goodwillie & Craig Conway (2).

Ralph Milne nets this outrageous chip in the Premier Division title decider at a packed Dens Park against Dundee. A fitting way for the youngster to celebrate his birthday with a sublime piece of skill.

After Dave Narey is brought down in the box, a real pressure penalty from Eamonn Bannon who slotted home the rebound after Kelly saved the spot kick and it's the goal that clinched the Premier Division title for the Club.

Pat Gardner unleashed an unstoppable effort into the top corner of the net as he strode onto a short free kick from Frank Kopel 25 yards out to equalise against Hearts in this Scottish Cup semi final at Hampden.