The goals from an epic Scottish Cup quarter-final tie at a packed out Tannadice live on TV as Dundee made the short visit for the cup derby only to be sent back home out of the cup after goals from McKinnon, Jackson and Ferguson sunk The Dees.

A goal down with the game drawing to a close, striker Jon Daly latches on to a long ball from Stuart Duff to control, spin and hit his first goal for the Club from the edge of the box beyond Artur Boric in goal for Celtic.

Highlights from the second leg of our semi final tie away to Borussia Monchengladbach at the Bokelburg Stadium, where goals from Iain Ferguson and Ian Redford secured our place in the UEFA Cup Final - The first Scottish team to do so.

A nicely worked set piece from a long Dave Bowman throw-in is flicked on by Paul Hegarty for John Clark to volley home a late equaliser.

A throw-in from Paul Caddis down the line gives Fran Sandaza very little room to cross from the right and it falls short but, Craig Conway reacts first to lash the loose ball home across the goalkeeper from 10 yards out on the angle.

Goals in each half from our Scottish Cup semi final at Hampden against Raith Rovers. David Goodwillie latches on the end of an excellent Danny Swanson pass to finish and Andy Webster bullets Craig Conway's corner home from 12 yards.

Our goals from an enthralling Scottish Cup semi final against Dundee at Tynecastle. Iain Ferguson with a screamer to open the scoring, in again on an unselfish Dave Bowman assist and Paul Hegarty rises to head home a delightful Paul Sturrock free-kick.

Fresh off the back of the League Cup Final, we again face Rangers. A high scoring draw that we really should've won after going ahead three times through Christian Kalvenes, Noel Hunt and Carlos Cuellar turning a Sean Dillon cross into his own net.

With the match poised at nil-nil and The Saints having missed a penalty, step forward Prince Buaben and Morgaro Gomis with great link-up play for Morgaro to cross accurately onto the head of Jon Daly to net a late winner in Perth.

Striker Rory Boulding was the hero of the day, showing nerves of steel with a much needed place in the Top Six at stake, he latched onto a lovely cross from Keith Watson to slot home and send Tannadice wild with this injury-time winner against Aberdeen.

Losing both Jon Daly to a horrific knee injury and going two behind in under ten minutes, meant a difficult task for Craig Levein's side. However, goals from youngsters Garry Kenneth and David Goodwillie's injury-time equaliser secured a deserved point.

Going behind twice at Ibrox makes for a difficult comeback however, David Robertson and Johnny Russell both equalised beautifully and David Goodwillie's sublime late, late winner was followed by the iconic 'bowling' towards the United fans in celebration.