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.

An excellent display at Tynecastle as captain Barry Robson secures a hat-trick against Hearts and Noel Hunt grabbing a goal to to make it four for us, much to the delight of the travelling United fans in the away section.

A tremendous breakaway goal with Craig Easton bursting forward playing a one-two with Maurice Malpas, Robbie Winters provides a decoy run to create space for Easton to find Kjell Olofsson to drive into the box and dink a tidy finish beyond Jonathon Gould.

Two-nil down at half-time, Jackie McNamara's side had a real fight on their hands to get something against St Mirren and it wasn't until a flurry of late goals from Brian Graham, Stuart Armstrong and Nadir Çiftçi ensured a great comeback victory.

A wide free-kick from Craig Conway is cleared, Garry Kenneth is first to react and finds Morgaro Gomis just inside the box and he controls and finishes from 12 yards.

A Scottish Cup quarter-final tie played in front of a packed Tannadice live on Sky, having gone behind twice in the game we forced a replay with an exquisite David Goodwillie overhead kick and Jon Daly with a deserved second equaliser in 72 minutes.

A Sunday afternoon trip to Ibrox where we took the lead through Andis Shala, two dubious penalties for Rangers then a third goal, resigned us to defeat until a Morgaro Gomis deflected effort then a Michael Kovacevic equaliser forced a Tannadice replay.

The full interview with former United man Stuart Armstrong