A unique hat-trick from Ray McKinnon secured the win for United at Rugby Park as the talented midfielder helped himself to three perfectly executed free-kicks that sailed past Leković in goal for Kilmarnock.

A sustained counter attack from us as we break and swarm the Aberdeen box. Paul Sturrock and Kevin Gallacher combine on the left, Sturrock then drives past McLeish in the box to find Eammon Bannon who smashes home from 10 yards.

Nicky Clark converts from the penalty spot sending the ‘keeper the wrong way, after Peter Pawlett was brought down six yards from goal.

The goals from a live Sunday match at Tannadice where we took the lead early on through John Rankin forcing the error from the Hibs goalie and Johnny Russell converts from the spot for a share of the spoils.

Following a nice move down the left side, Cammy Smith converts from close in after Jamie Robson bursts into the box to deliver the cross ball for Cammy to finish.

Striker Andis Shala heads home low past the 'keeper's left as he leaps to get on the end of a Craig Conway cross from the left wing to secure a the draw late on.

A delightful chipped ball from David Goodwillie finds David Robertson who sends a looping header across the goal and beyond the goalkeeper and into the net for a late equaliser at New St Mirren Park.

Mixu Paatelainen nets an equaliser from the penalty spot low to 'keeper Snelders left after Kevin Gallagher was fouled turning away from Robertson in the Aberdeen box.

A four goal demolition of Kilmarnock at Tannadice started in the second half with a penalty from Jon Daly, a sensational strike from Paul Dixon, a thunderbolt from John Rankin and Scott Robertson completes the scoring with a tidy finish.

On an extremely wet Friday night at Tannadice Robbie Neilson's side secured the three points with goals from Louis Appere and Lawrence Shankland, both goals were assistant by home debutant Rakish Bingham.

United continuing the fine form for this Friday night league match against Motherwell, Ryan Dow opening the scoring pouncing on a mistake and defender Gavin Gunning with a double many a striker would be proud of.

Guy Demel rises at the front post to head home an inch-perfect corner from Scott Fraser for our first goal, much to the delight of all involved and a lay-off from Henry Anier sits perfectly for Paul Paton to slam home from 25 yards for the second.