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Dundee United analysis: The rebuild starts now as Scottish Cup exit leaves the Tangerines with more questions than answers Updated: May 10, 2021, 2:17 pm © SNS Group / SFA Jamie Robson, Jeando Fuchs and Ryan Edwards look dejected after Dundee United's 2-0 Scottish Cup semi-final defeat to Hibs. For all it’s been a successful first season at the helm for Micky Mellon; it’s one that leaves Dundee United with more questions than answers still. Heading into yesterday’s Scottish Cup semi-final against Hibs, Mellon’s mantra of dealing with ‘the asks of the game’ was reiterated time and...
© SNS Group Micky Mellon and sporting director Tony Asghar at the Dundee United boss’ unveiling in June last year. Hands up – I had my doubts about the noises coming out of Tannadice before the season kicked off. Sporting director Tony Asghar, former boss Robbie Neilson, current gaffer Micky Mellon and copious other tangerine figures set their stall out with lofty ambitions. From the seemingly achievable aim of top-six football that the Terrors narrowly missed out on to winning cups and a return to European football – it was quite the manifesto for a newly-promoted side. Credit to Unit...
Dundee United 0-2 Hibs: Nisbet and Doidge dump Terrors out as Hibees book place in Scottish Cup Final Updated: May 9, 2021, 12:53 pm © SNS Group Kevin Nisbet (right) celebrates giving Hibs the lead at Hampden. Dundee United were dumped out of the Scottish Cup as goals from Kevin Nisbet and Christian Doidge booked Hibs’ place in the final. A delicate Nisbet finish on 27 minutes and a controversial second-half strike from Doidge was enough for Jack Ross’ men to set up a May 22 showpiece against St Mirren or St Johnstone. The all-Saints semi-final takes place at Hampden tomorrow but it was ...
Joe Aribo and Ryan Kent scored in the win over Hibernian.