“Jesse Randall fires St. Mirren behind with a clinical left-footed finish, assisted by Daniel Bennie.”
Pivotal“Lyall Cameron doubles Dundee United's advantage, finishing off a move set up by Idjessi Metsoko just six minutes after the opener.”
Pivotal“Kevin Ciubotaru completes a chaotic first half by adding a third for Dundee United, assisted by Jesse Randall, moments after Daniel Bennie's red card was overturned by VAR.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Dundee United tore into St. Mirren from the opening whistle, scoring three times in the first 45 minutes to effectively end the contest before half-time. Jesse Randall's early strike set the tone, Lyall Cameron doubled the lead six minutes later, and Kevin Ciubotaru added a third right on the stroke of half-time, capitalising on a mad five-minute spell that saw Daniel Bennie shown a red card that was then overturned by VAR. Remarkably, St. Mirren dominated possession (59%) and completed far more passes, but their attacking numbers told the real story - ten shots produced not a single one on target, while Dundee United needed just 13 attempts to find the net three times and force six saves from the St. Mirren goalkeeper. For St. Mirren, this is a damaging result that raises questions about their finishing and game management against direct rivals, while Dundee United will take huge confidence from a ruthless away performance into their title-race ambitions.
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