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Rangers midfield duo head out on loan

Middlesbrough have confirmed the loan signing of Connor Barron, whilst Lyall Cameron has joined Dundee United for the season. Barron has played 85 times for the Ibrox side since joining from Aberdeen two years ago, but has struggled for game time in the last 6 months due to injuries. With new manager Derek McInnes bolstering his midfield with the arrivals of Dan Neil, Cammy Devlin and Vanja Dragojević, the Scotland international was told he was free to play elsewhere and Kim Hellberg swooped in just before the end of the English transfer window to bring the midfielder to the Riverside. The championship side next face a trip to Burnley whilst Rangers will play away to Falkirk. Lyall Cameron joined the club on a free transfer from Dundee last season, but has struggled for game time in Govan, spending the second half of last season on loan at Aberdeen. He’s now crossed the Dens Road divide, agreeing to join Jim Goodwin’s side on a season long loan. Dundee United travel to Motherwell tomorrow, where Cameron could make his debut in Tangerine.

September 2, 2026

Motherwell bring Dylan Levitt back to Scotland

Motherwell have announced the signing of Dylan Levitt from Leyton Orient on a two-year-deal for an undisclosed fee. A product of the Manchester United academy, Levitt first moved to Scotland in 2021 on loan to Dundee United before making that move permanent a year later. The club’s relegation in 2023 opened the door for the Welsh international to move to Hibernian, where he spent two-and-a-half years in the capital. He’d then fall down the pecking order amongst David Gray’s midfielders last season, allowing him to move to Leyton Orient in League One, where he spent six months. After putting pen-to-paper in Lanarkshire, Levitt said: “I feel like I should be able to slot in here quickly and easily. From the games I’ve watched this season, this is the perfect system for me to play in. There are some really good players in the building, and now it’s my job to get to work and try to push into the team. “I’m well accustomed to Scottish football and know what it takes to be successful here. I’m looking forward to what comes next.” Motherwell manager Alfred Johansson pointed at Levitt’s ability and Premiership experience after completing his 11th signing of the summer, he said: “We have recruited from leagues across the globe this summer, but bringing someone in who has ample experience in this division is also really important. Dylan has played almost 100 games in the Scottish Premiership, so he knows exactly what’s needed. “His ability on the ball and characteristics were exactly what we wanted, and we feel he bolsters our options in the middle of the pitch. We have some really strong players in this position who will all be pushing each other on throughout the season. “I’m excited to see Dylan in our system and feel our summer recruitment has put the squad in a really healthy position.” Levitt could look to make his Motherwell debut soon as they host one of his former clubs Dundee United tomorrow in the Scottish Premiership, before going away to Rangers on Saturday.

September 1, 2026

“I Made A Mistake In That Moment” Jesse Randall Delighted To Forget Miss After Scoring At Killie

Dundee United forward Jesse Randall was pleased to have scored in his team’s 4-0 win against Kilmarnock and said that his miss against Rangers earlier on in the season had lingered in his mind since that game last month. In the first game of the season at Tannadice against Rangers with the score tied at 1-1 Randall was set through on goal before he hit a disappointing shot straight at Gers keeper Ivor Pandur. However, after scoring the fourth goal of the afternoon for his team at the weekend he was happy to exercise those demons that had been playing on his mind since the Rangers game on 31st July. Randall said: “I know I made a mistake in that moment and that’s the fine margins especially at this level, to learn from those mistakes and to really just move forward and it’s great that the team got the three points which was the most important thing.” Now that the team has its first league win of the season Randall spoke about how it’s important that Dundee United kick on after this result. He continued: “It’s great that we have a game in four days so now it’s in full flow so we need to pick up another good result on Wednesday.” Manager Jim Goodwin wasn’t at the game due to medical issues and Randall was again happy to provide a good result for him. Randall said: “It’s obviously a really tough week for him and his family so we’re very happy to get the result for him” Following on with this to talk about Goodwin’s absence from training Randall said: “Yeah it was a little bit strange, it was a little bit of a surprise obviously but we were professional and we just got on with the job and we just came to training with full energy and got on.” When asked about Dundee United’s new formation and tactics that Goodwin has been working on since pre-season Randall said: “We talked about how the other results hadn’t been great in the past few weeks but there have been signs in those games even though it hasn’t really clicked for us that we’re a good team with great players and it was only a matter of time… we only needed one goal.” After transfer talk regarding teammate and captain Will Ferry, who also assisted Randall for his goal, Randall was asked how happy he would be if Ferry remained a Dundee United player after Thursday Evening’s deadline. Randall said: “You can see the quality that he has and that goal with his right foot today was absolutely ridiculous and yeah he is quality.” Moving on to Dundee United’s next game against Motherwell, Randall was asked if he had spoken to fellow New Zealand international and former Motherwell player Elijah Just about what to expect at Fir Park. Randall explained: “No we didn’t really talk about Motherwell and what to expect from there but I guess we’ll see, I know a few players in their team so it’ll be nice to catch up with a few familiar faces but we’ll be looking to get the win.” Going back to the miss against Rangers and how it affected him Randall said: “It was definitely in my head for a little bit, it’s obviously natural as someone who wants to do really well, it’s important to move on really quickly but it does stick around and it’s just you only have those moments in games once a week its five seconds that you get a chance like that and to miss that chance in the first game of the season to get the three points it would have been important but I have to keep training and trying to get those moments right for the game.” Jesse Randall will get a chance to continue his scoring ways on Wednesday against Motherwell at Fir Park where Dundee United will want to keep up the performance and result that they got on Saturday.

August 31, 2026

“He Messaged a Couple Times” Lee Sharp Reveals How Much Influence Absent Jim Goodwin Had On The Game

Dundee United assistant manager Lee Sharp was full of praise for the squad after their win over Kilmarnock and how manager Jim Goodwin was still able to make his mark on the game. Goodwin was unable to attend their game at Rugby Park due to being in hospital after receiving tests but that didn’t mean he was completely absent from the game. Sharp said: “I think he messaged a couple of times just to say to us a few things.” Speaking on the performance Sharp said: “Delighted, I think the boys were excellent from start to finish. Everything we done all week leading to obviously when the manager wasn’t there and then continued after he wasn’t in and all the messages he relayed to me were all positive.” “It was good to give him a performance where he could relax and not really worry about it if I’m honest.” He gave an update on Goodwin’s condition saying: “He’s fine, they just kept him in for observation and I think he’s a bit perplexed by it as well.” “The players all knew what their jobs were and what the message was etcetera so it was just about them going out and implementing that and they did and they were excellent.” Dundee United had been struggling to score before this game, not scoring in their last three games before this one. Sharp spoke about his delight at being able to score four in this game: “I think the performances in periods of those performances there were spells where we actually played well and the chances we created just not managing to take any.” “We prepared this week like we have last week and the week before and it’s came together today to score four goals and we could have had another one or two.” Will Ferry turned a lot of heads with his performance during this game including a fantastic strike for Dundee United’s third goal. Sharp said on Ferry: “Will is great, he comes in and trains like everyone else his professionalism is there so that will continue he’ll continue to do that until otherwise.” “He just applies himself properly and that’s just a testament to him as well” Dundee United had struggled to get the first goal in games, not scoring first since the opening day of the season against Rangers. Sharp said: “It’s important that we didn’t concede and we were organised enough that we could stop them from playing and getting into certain dangerous areas. When you score that first goal it gives you that wee bit of confidence and helps you settle down a little bit. Then when the goals come before half time it’s great.” Looking forward to the games ahead Sharp said: “We’ll just keep doing what we’re doing. We’ve got a massive game on Wednesday night which will be very tough and then obviously next Saturday as well so we’ll just prepare as we have done.” This was Dundee United’s first clean sheet in the league this season and Sharp was again full of praise for the players. He said: “Very satisfied, you would have took 1-0 before the start of the game but 4-0 is incredible and we could have scored another couple of goals. It’s great because we’ve conceded over the last three games anyway so to keep a clean sheet shows how hard the defenders have been working.” Dundee United face another away trip this time at Fir Park against Motherwell on Wednesday 2nd September as they look to build on this result.

August 30, 2026

Kilmarnock 0-4 Dundee United: Killie’s Defensive Troubles Continue with Another Heavy Defeat

Rugby Park saw yet another poor defensive performance from Kilmarnock as they lost another four goals taking their total to 13 against in three league games. Kilmarnock came into this game off the back of a derby cup win against Ayrshire rivals Ayr United in the cup but had shipped nine goals in their opening two league games which saw them bottom of the league before a ball was kicked. Dundee United had lost their last three in all competitions including a Dundee derby last weekend as they sat just one place and one point above Kilmarnock coming into this one. Killie made four changes to their derby victory as Cathal McCarthey, Mark O’Hara, Jonathan Meier and Nicky Clescenco replaced Jamie Brandon, George Stanger, Aaron Tshibola and Erik Ring. McCarthy and Meier were making their debuts for the hosts today. United also made four changes to their derby defeat as Vicko Sevelj, Dylan Tait, Jesse Randall and Idjessi Metsoko were replaced by Zac Sapsford, Emmanuel Agyei, Joshua Rawlins and Daniel Bennie. The first real chance of the game came for Kilmarnock from a long ball that was flicked on by Greg Kiltie into the path of Joe Hugill who struck on the volley from around 25 yards but it proved to be an easy stop for United keeper Jack Walton. United hit back a few minutes with a cross into the box from Zac Sapsford that was met at the back post from about a yard out as Meier lost his man but Michael Forbes somehow put his header over the bar. Dundee United took the lead after 13 minutes as a corner was floated in by Mehdi Merghem near the front post and knocked in by the head of Emmanuel Agyei who was unmarked just six yards out as Killie’s woeful defensive run continued. United continued to pile on pressure as Daniel Binnie won another header at the back post but it went wide and with Killie down to 10 men at the time as Robbie Deas had gone off injured and George Stanger came on to replace him. Killie finally found themselves with an attempt on goal around the half hour mark as Mark O’Hara flicked a deep cross towards the far post and Walton was at full stretch to tip the ball past the post, the corner that came from it was well overhit and not an issue for United. A penalty was awarded to Dundee United as Cathal McCarthy was adjudged to have pulled the shirt of Michael Forbes in the box, Sapsford took the penalty and slipped but managed to strike it past Max Stryek to put United two up. That was followed by a beautiful strike from Will Ferry as he cut in on his right foot and curled one from about 25 yards into the top corner leaving Stryek with no chance at all as United were starting to make it look embarrassing for Killie. Killie tried to get themselves back into the game as Michael Schjonning-Larsen had a couple of crosses that led to nothing as the half time whistle was blown there were boos all round Rugby Park as that’s now 12 goals conceded in two and a half matches. A good start to the second half from Killie as substitute Djenaro Daniels’ low cut back was hit by Hugill but he got it all wrong and it went well over the bar. United settled into the second half as Abdoulaye Yoro hit a shot on the spin after good work on the right hand side but it was a routine save for Stryek. Mehdi Merghem was causing Killie troubles again and his pass inside found Binnie who took a good touch and hit a powerful strike but again it was straight at Stryek. Kilmarnock then went straight up the park and Schjonning-Larsen hit a similar shot to Binnie but again Walton tipped it away. Merghem was at it again but this time he went for it himself, his curling shot looked to be mirroring Ferry’s from the first half but this one drifted just wide. As we entered the last 20 minutes United again found themselves with a player unmarked inside the Kilmarnock penalty area as Sapsford had a header saved by Stryek. Just moments later substitutes Lachlan Rose and Jesse Randall combined but Rose’s shot was again saved by Stryek who got his foot on the ball at a stretch. United made it four with just over 10 minutes to go as Ferry’s cross found yet another teammate unmarked at the back post, this time it was Randall whose volley found the roof of the net from close range. As the game came to an end Dundee United were deserved winners as an almost empty Rugby Park boos their team off the park, Killie need to fix this schoolboy defending or they could have a record- breakingly bad season. Kilmarnock Max Stryek, Cathal McCarthy, Mark O’Hara (Bailey Rice 63’), Robbie Deas (George Stanger 17’), Joe Hugill, Tyreese John-Jules (Cole Burke 64’), Greg Kiltie, Tom Lowery, Jonathan Meier (Jamie Brandon 46’), Nicky Clescenco (Djenairo Daniels 46’), Michael Schjonning-Larsen. Dundee United Jack Walton, Bert Esselink, Mehdi Merghem (Jesse Randall 63’), Panutche Camera, Zac Sapsford (Neil Farrugia 74’), Will Ferry, Emmanuel Agyei, Michael Forbes, Joshua Rawlins, Abdoulaye Yoro (Lachlan Rose 64’), Daniel Bennie (Dario Naamo 79’) .

August 29, 2026

Dundee United Offer six-figure Bid to Bring Brad Spencer to Tannadice

Dundee United are keen to bring in Brad Spencer from Falkirk with Goodwin being a big admirer. Jim Goodwin’s side have placed down a six-figure bid in order to bring star man Brad Spencer to the City of Discovery. United have placed two bids in the past, with the Bairns rejecting both, as United are hoping for third time lucky in taking Spencer to Dundee. Brad Spencer has been a key player in the middle of the park for Falkirk, helping his side climb all the way from League One and guiding them into a top-six finish last campaign at the first time of asking. Tannadice have already signed Dylan Tait this summer, who was also a very crucial player at the heart of the Falkirk midfield, and losing Brad Spencer too could add an additional blow, but it will strengthen Jim Goodwin’s side. John McGlynn is eager to keep Spencer at the Falkirk Stadium, and Jim Goodwin is desperate to get the deal wrapped up as soon as possible. With Julius Eskesen recently departing to join Finnish side KuPS on loan, this has opened up some extra money and wages, which will help bring in the Falkirk man, should the Bairns agree a deal. The 30-year-old has only ever played north of the border in Scotland, starting off with Dumbarton before making a move to Forfar. Brad would then go on to join Raith Rovers, making over 150 appearances for the Kirkcaldy outfit, before joining Falkirk in League One and being a key player in their progression over the years into the top flight.

August 26, 2026

Dundee United leader insists luck will turn after three defeats in-a-row

Dundee United defender Bert Esselink echoed much of manager Jim Goodwin’s comments after a Dundee Derby defeat on Saturday. United were bested 2-0 at home to rivals Dundee in a match where they had most of the possession, but failed to create any real goalscoring opportunities. The defeat leaves the Tannadice side 11th after three games and without a win. Including their League Cup defeat to Celtic it’s now three defeats in-a-row for United, where they haven’t found the net once and conceded 10 goals whilst doing so. After the match, Esselink emphasised that whilst his team were disappointed to lose the game, he believes their luck will turn eventually. He said: “A very tough result, a hard day for us. We have to stick together. You can see that there are chances and the moments we get into their box and we get big opportunities. It just doesn’t fall our way and that’s what we have to change.” “I don’t believe there’s a lack of confidence, we are very well grouped together, we believe in each other. We do things properly every day in training, but training doesn’t count, we need to get goals in the games. We have to change it together, and the first opportunity is next week.” Dundee United teenager Abdoulaye Yoro was on the receiving end of a lot of criticism, not only down to giving the ball to Drey Wright prior to his opener, but also for his reaction, or lack of when attempting to win the ball back. Esselink said: “He is still a young guy. Everyone makes a mistake or gives a bad pass. It is part of the game, but it is the reaction that matters the most. He knows it. “We need to keep on top of that with everyone. You need to react yourself when you lose the ball. These are the basics I am talking about. We need to keep on top of that from the training sessions and into the games.” United next travel to bottom place Kilmarnock on Saturday as both sides are in pursuit of their first league win of the season.

August 24, 2026

Jim Goodwin certain United will eventually find their win despite disappointing derby defeat.

Dundee United boss Jim Goodwin tried to find the positives in a disappointing derby day defeat at home to Dundee earlier today. The result leaves United winless from their opening three league games, and winless in four. Despite an unkind fixture list which saw his side open at home to Rangers, before travelling to Tynecastle. A League Cup draw at home to Celtic was up next, before a derby day where form didn’t go out the window. Much like his post-match reaction to the Hearts game two weeks ago, Goodwin noted how the scoreline wasn’t a full reflection of the afternoon as it was another one where Dundee United just couldn’t find the net. Goodwin said: “Dundee looked dangerous on the counter attack at times, but defensively, I thought they were very rarely troubled. “The opening goal unfortunately comes from us having what looked like a very promising counter attack… The reaction after that is poor in terms of trying to get the ball back. Take nothing away from the strike, it’s a hell of a strike from 35 yards.” “I know what this game is all about at the end of the day. It’s all about winning games of football, results are what matter most. I don’t need to look at the stats from the game today to see that we’ve probably had more possession of the ball, more attempts on goal, more penalty box entries, more dangerous attacks. But, it counts for nothing if we don’t have the three points to show for it at the end of it and that’s the reality of the situation we find ourselves in. “I believe in this group of players, I believe in my staff. I believe we’re doing lots and lots of good things in the week, but ultimately, all of that hard work we’re doing Monday to Friday needs to come to fruition at the weekend and in the last three weeks unfortunately that hasn’t been the case.” He was then pushed on reasons for why his side haven’t scored for three games in a row now, Goodwin said: “Of course, we spend time working on every area of the squad, there’s different sessions for different days of the week and a lot of those sessions are based around the final third in terms of crossing and finishing exercises, no different to what any other team out there does. “It’s hard to replicate the atmosphere and the tension that’s there on a match day on the training pitch. “I don’t think the recent results are down to a lack of effort or a lack of commitment from anyone of my players. I’ve got to take responsibility on my shoulders as the manager. I’ve signed all of these players, I’ve brought them all to Dundee United, I believe in every single one of them. “If you look back on the key metrics we analyse games by, I think you’ll see we’ve probably had the better of most situations in the last couple of games in particular, but we certainly don’t have the results to show for that. Law of averages would say that if we have the better of all those metrics than the opponent, the results will change with it. That’s what my message to the players is.” Goodwin was asked about the reaction from Abdoulaye Yoro, who gave the ball away prior to Drey Wright’s goal, and whether he could have done better to win the ball back afterwards. He said: “He’s a young player, he’s coming from a different type of league and a different environment. We had that conversation at half-time and he knows what’s expected. I don’t mind the mistake, players throughout the team are going to make mistakes from time to time, you know, honest mistakes, but the reaction is important to me. I want the reaction after that to be a positive one to help the team out to make sure that we get back in and rectify that mistake.” Speaking on injury updates, especially that of Will Ferry, who it seemed like would miss the match despite playing the full 90, Goodwin said: “Well yesterday in the build up to the game, doing the press conferences, you don’t want to give the opposition every last bit of information. I don’t like lying to you guys (the press) cause you’re all a good bunch of boys, but at the end of the day, we tried to keep that one in house. It is what it is, we don’t want to give the opposition too much information, but Will trained the last couple of days, trained well and wanted to play. He’s been our best player for the last two years. “Manny (Emmanuel Agyei) just felt his hamstring tightening up yesterday. We sent him for a scan, there’s a wee bit of swelling around the area, but nothing major, there’s no tears or serious strains or anything like that. We’re pushing and hope to have him next week, because he’s a big loss for the team in terms of the performance and what he gives to the team. But I don’t think we’ve lost the game because of Agyei’s absence. ” United have little time to feel sorry for themselves as they travel to Rugby Park next week to face fellow winless side Kilmarnock.

August 22, 2026

Dundee victorious on derby day: Dundee United 0-2 Dundee

Dundee ran out 2-0 winners at Tannadice Park in the only Premiership match of the week, leaving Jim Goodwin’s side winless three games into the league campaign. The closest derby in British football got off to an extremely slow start as both sides tried to get a foothold in the match. United had most of the possession in the opening stages but failed to create any chances of note. The home fans were in fine voice to start the afternoon. Whilst you’d expect many Dundee United players to be boo’d by the away end, for some reason, Will Ferry was the only one on the receiving end of it early on. Abdoulaye Yoro had the first half chance of the game after getting a shot off following a United free-kick, but his effort was easily collected by Owen Goodman in the Dundee goal. The visitors quickly came up the park following the set-piece and Charlie Reilly managed to get a shot off from range, but his effort was over the bar. Dundee went close after Joe Westley managed to get a shot away outside the box deep into the first half, but his effort was deflected wide for a corner. United earned a corner of their own minutes later and Goodman done brilliantly to get his hands to Vicko Sevelj’s effort to keep the match goalless. Jesse Randall was next to shoot from range, cutting in on his right foot from outside the area, but his shot flew wide of Goodman’s goal. Dundee had a penalty appeal shortly after the half-hour mark as the away side believed Reilly’s strike came off an opposition hand, but their appeals were to no avail. A quick counter attack allowed Randall to get onto his right foot once more, but his effort was deflected and easily collected by Goodman. Idjessi Mitsoko went close for United after some tidy football from United on the edge of the box, a low cross from Mehdi Merghem found MItsoko, but Ryan Astley was able to get a block in from close range. Dundee found the lead late in the first-half. They had another penalty appeal as Ethan Hamilton looked to be fouled in the box, United attempted to breakaway quickly, but Drey Wright latched onto a loose ball and carried it forward into a dangerous area before unleashing a fantastic strike into the bottom left corner, sending the away end into pandemonium. Moments before half-time, Panutche Camara entered the book for a perceived foul on Ryan Finnegan. It nearly went from bad to worse as David Dickinson was sent to the monitor for a potential red card, but after review, Camara’s booking was rescinded and passed to Finnegan for simulation. United’s best chance of the match fell early in the second half as Yoro found space in the box and challenged Goodman, who was able to get low and block the shot with his feet. Dundee’s lead was doubled before the hour mark following a scramble from a corner. Alan Forrest’s left-footed volley looked to be going wide, but it came off the foot Owen Bevan and into the bottom corner of Walton’s net. United looked to pull one back shortly after through an audacious effort from Neil Farrugia, who latched onto a wayward shot from captain Dylan Tait with an overhead kick, which looped over the bar. Dundee kept knocking on United’s door after a goalmouth scramble saw Ethan Hamilton and debutant Bradley Fink’s efforts blocked before Walton caught a third strike in a matter of moments. Zac Sapsford was next to go close for United as he was found free in the box, but a deft touch from Astley sent his strike behind for a corner. Lachlan Rose was through one-on-one moments later, but pressure from the Dundee defence forced him to shoot wide from outside the box. Fink had the Dundee fans on their feet late on after a mazy run on the counter-attack, but was clipped by Sevelj just outside the area. Westley’s subsequent free-kick sailed narrowly over the bar. Despite being two goals down late on, Dundee’s dramatic derby day comeback last season was certainly in the front of United’s minds as they kept pushing late on. Farrugia was next to go for goal with a left-footed effort outside the area, which was narrowly wide. Daniel Bennie then also shot wide just before four minutes of stoppage time were called. Sapsford then saw his close range effort blocked before Sevelj shot wide following that corner. Dundee were happy to hold the ball in the corner in the closing stages, sealing successive league wins. The victors host Hibernian next week whilst Dundee United will travel to Kilmarnock in search of their first league win of the season. Dundee United: Jack Walton, Bert Esselink, Vicko Sevelj, Mehdi Merghem (Neil Farrugia 60′), Panutche Camara, Dylan Tait, Will Ferry, Michael Forbes, Jesse Randall (Daniel Bennie 46′), Abdoulaye Yoro (Lachlan Rose 67′), Idjessi Metsoko (Zac Sapsford 60′). Dundee: Owen Goodman, Idris Odutayo, Ryan Astley, Owen Bevan (goal 57′), Drey Wright (goal, 43′), Ryan Finnegan, Alan Forrest (Bobby Wales 80′), Charlie Reilly (Fin Robertson 46′), Joe Westley (Brad Halliday 90′), Joe Bevan (Bradley Fink 67′), Ethan Hamilton.

August 22, 2026

All eyes on Tannadice this weekend: Match preview Dundee United v Dundee

Dundee United host rivals Dundee at 17:45 at Tannadice tomorrow. Due to five Scottish clubs taking part in European play-offs elsewhere, the Dundee Derby is the only Premiership fixture this weekend. The hosts come into this match without a league win so far. However, the fixture list hasn’t been kind to them with Rangers and Hearts as their opening two. On top of that, their last match was a 4-0 loss to Celtic in the League Cup, meaning Jim Goodwin’s side have lost their last two matches 4-0. As for Dundee, they currently sit fifth in the table after an opening day defeat at Celtic Park before a fantastic 2-0 win over Aberdeen at Dens Park in matchday 2. They too were knocked out the League Cup last week as Aberdeen got their revenge, winning 3-0 at Pittodrie. Their front-line could be bolstered with Bobby Wales arriving on loan from Swansea City yesterday. The last time these two sides met, Dundee United ran out 3-0 winners at Tannadice in April, thanks to a brace from Will Ferry. United were able to get the better of their rivals last season with two wins and a draw across their four meetings. Of course, the draw was a dramatic one where Dundee scored two stoppage time goals to rescue a point at Dens Park. With Dundee’s move to Camperdown looming, this could be one of the final times they walk to Tannadice from their home of Dens Park. Tomorrow’s match is sold out and live on Premier Sports for any fans looking to catch the only Premiership fixture this weekend.

August 21, 2026