Goal action from our Scottish Premiership match against Aberdeen at Tannadice.

Hear from manager Micky Mellon and midfielder Calum Butcher after today's match against Aberdeen

The full 90 minutes of our Scottish Premiership match at Tannadice against Aberdeen.

We build-up to Aberdeen with Ally & Sean who review our last performance against Celtic, a feature on Manager Micky Mellon's new book and we're joined by a very special guest in former United man, Jon Daly.

Hear from Our Academy graduate Logan Chalmers ahead of tomorrow's match against Aberdeen as he talks us through his injury and recovery process

Highlights of the second leg of our quarter final tie away to FC Barcelona at the Nou Camp Stadium, where John Clark and Iain Ferguson both headed a goal each in the last five minutes to secure victory in an epic tie against the Catalan giants.

A late, late equaliser in the derby at Tannadice from Michael Gardyne who got on the end of a Jon Daly knock-down to slam the ball high into the net against 10-man Dundee in the 89th minute.

All the goals from this match up at Pittodrie with ours coming courtesy of a Jon Daly double that also saw Jon carrying out the iconic 'Put Your Hands Up' celebration for the first time after both goals.

We came away from this match rightly thinking a win would've been deserved. Having gone behind in the first half we hit back twice to take the lead through Fran Sandaza, both assisted by Paul Dixon only to concede late in the game for a draw.

A great cross from the left by Paul Dixon is met at the back post by the raised hand of Falkirk's Tam Scobbie just as Craig Conway was shaping to shoot. The ref awards a penalty which Craig Conway converts in the bottom right corner of the net.

Mid afternoon sunshine for the United fans to enjoy a day out at Tannadice, we took the lead in the first half through a pile driver from Keith Watson at the edge of the box and Jon Daly got on the end of a low Gary Mackay-Steven cross for our second.

A Paul Caddis corner from the left is met by Lee Wilkie in the six yard box, it causes panic in the Motherwell box and the loose ball is stabbed home from close range by Fran Sandaza.