A significant victory at a packed Tannadice in the sunshine against Rangers with goals coming courtesy of Ralph Milne and a Paul Sturrock double, both of whom along with many in tangerine, were a constant threat to the Ibrox side all afternoon.

In his first ever start, Academy Graduate Ryan Gauld scores his first top level goal for the Club midway through the first half against St Johnstone. Mark Millar regains possession to play in the youngster to slot home expertly under the goalkeeper.

A goals fest at Easter Road. Having gone behind in under a minute we hit back fairly quickly in the first half through Jon Daly from the spot and a spectacular Danny Swanson curled effort. David Goodwillie and Fran Sandaza also get one each in the second.

Thomas Mikkelsen latches on to a speculative Scott McDonald effort from range to stretch out a foot and bundle the ball over the line for an equaliser.

A trip to Firhill in the freezing cold in January, began a journey that would end in the sunshine at Hampden. Goals from Damian Casalinuovo and David Goodwillie would send us safely through to the next round of the Cup.

A spectacular Tony Andreu goal on the volley with the outside of the right foot from outside the box and a Thomas Mikkelsen bullet header from Simon Murray's cross, secured this Challenge Cup Final win for United at a sun drenched Fir Park.

After going a goal down early in the second half, we got back on terms through Scott McDonald minutes later who equalised after a Dunfermline defender cleared the ball off Scott and it shot into the net.

United fans packed in the ground for this Scottish Cup quarter final replay but, we had to wait until the final minute for the last 'kick' of the ball off David Roberstson's backside to slowly bounce over the line and send Tannadice wild with delight.

An evening game at Tannadice that looked to be heading for a nil-nil draw came to life in the final 10 minutes. In spite of the heavy fog both Danny Swanson & Paul Dixon found Johnny Russell in the Hearts box for the young striker to score a brace.

A Johnny Russell and Gary Mackay-Steven inspired victory over the Hibbies in the fog at Easter Road. Peter Houston's men followed up the win against Rangers the previous week with another important three points in Edinburgh.

We continue the pursuit of the play-offs with another result at home, albeit a narrow win. We equalised through an own goal and good play down the left saw Callum Booth’s low cross was converted by Nicky Clark to secure the win.

Two late goals against Motherwell at Tannadice secured the three points and ensured there was no Cup Final hangover. Both goals were sublime with Danny Swanson scoring his first for the Club and he also set-up Mark de Vries nicely for another great finish