STORY OF THE MATCH

In a remarkable turn of events at the Calforth Construction Arena at Tannadice Park, Dundee United scored two goals in second-half stoppage time against Hibernian to overturn a 2-1 deficit and continue their best start to a top-flight season since 2014/15.

A late header from Norwich City loanee Emmanuel Adegboyega secured victory for the Terrors in their third consecutive away match, this time St Mirren falling at the hands of Jim Goodwin's side for the second time this term.

Despite finding themselves two goals behind with 79 minutes down in Ayrshire, Dundee United showed resilience, reinforced by a host of attacking-minded substitutes, to rescue a 3-3 draw deep into second-half stoppage time - with Academy graduate Ross Graham holding his nerve to notch the equaliser from the spot.

Dundee United suffered their first defeat of the William Hill Premiership campaign, with a Tom Lawrence dink in the opening exchanges enough to send the visitors back to Glasgow with all three points.

Dundee United began September with three points in the capital after a masterclass in discipline, commitment and game management saw them add to Heart of Midlothian's woes.

A strong second-half display from the Terrors secured their first top-flight victory since April 2023 and ensured their unbeaten run extended to eight matches, with Luca Stephenson's maiden professional strike allied with a Jack Sanders own goal enough to ensure the points remained in the city of Discovery.

Ross Graham's close-range header on 34 minutes was enough to send Dundee United into the Last Eight of the Premier Sports Cup and make it seven matches unbeaten in all competitions for the Terrors.

Ross County and Dundee United shared the William Hill Premiership spoils in Dingwall as a 95th-minute strike from Ronan Hale cruelly denied the Terrors their first top-flight win since April 2023.

Dundee United and Dundee played out an engrossing 2-2 draw on Matchday One of the new William Hill Premiership campaign, as Tannadice hosted the first city derby in over two years.

A seven-goal thriller at Victoria Park brought the curtain down on Dundee United's Premier Sports Group B campaign, with the Terrors facing a nervous wait to find out whether they will make it through to the Last 16 of the competition.

Two sumptuous free-kicks either side of the interval saw Dundee United dispatch Ayr United at Tannadice to keep themselves in the mix for a place in the Last 16 of the Premier Sports Cup.

Dundee United bounced back from an opening day defeat to chalk their first Premier Sports Cup Group B points on the board by defeating Stenhousemuir in the driving Tayside downpour.