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Dundee United v Aberdeen: Match Preview

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We’re back in SPFL Premiership action on Saturday as we make the trip to Tannadice to take on Dundee United.

There is still time to join us on the road for this weekend’s meeting, with tickets available online.

Stephen Robinson

“What we haven’t done when we’ve got a good result is follow it up with another good result. We need to do that; that’s a thing that’s been missing so far is that consistency, and the belief you can go and take games to anybody at Pittodrie and away from home as well.”

Opposition Watch

Dundee United head into Saturday’s meeting in encouraging form, having gone unbeaten in their last four Premiership outings. Jim Goodwin’s side followed up an impressive 3-0 away victory over St Mirren with a 1-0 home win against Hibernian, before drawing 1-1 with St Johnstone in Perth last weekend.

That run has lifted the Tangerines to sixth in the Premiership table, with three wins, three draws and three defeats from their opening nine league fixtures. They have scored 11 goals and conceded 12, leaving them one point and one place above Aberdeen ahead of Saturday’s encounter.

Tannadice has offered mixed results in the league, with United recording one win, two draws and one defeat in their four home fixtures to date. Nevertheless, with seven points collected from their last three matches, Goodwin’s men will approach the visit of Aberdeen with confidence as they look to extend their unbeaten run and move further up the table.

Mats Knoester

“They're always interesting games, always nice games, good competition.

“I'm confident we can win there, and if we can do the same things as last weekend, especially the second half, I have good confidence.”

RedTV subscribers can watch our interview with Mats now.

Dons at Tannadice in the league

Opponent

Played

Won

Drawn

Lost

For

Against

Goal Difference

Dundee United

141

50

37

54

205

211

-6

From the archive

Peter Pawlett celebrates his 90th minute winner at Tannadice on 1 January 2014.

John Souttar fired the hosts in front before goals from Barry Robson and Peter Pawlett secured a positive start to the year for The Dons.

Aberdeen: Langfield, Hector, Anderson, Reynolds, Hayes, Jack, Flood, Robson, Pawlett (Shaughnessy 90), McGinn, Vernon (Magennis 60)

Unused Subs: Weaver, Wylde, Low, Smith, Shankland.

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