Dundee United vs Celtic

Ange Postecoglou's side face Dundee United this afternoon at Tannadice. The Scottish Champions were 9-0 winners when the sides met earlier this season but ...

Enjoy the match and best of luck to Ange and the Bhoys. The broadcasters have given Scottish football the ‘Super Sunday’ slot owing to the English FA Cup Fourth Round matches taking place this week. [@ScottishFA]need to be taken to task for facilitating the corruption Both have a significant track record this season in this regard and at some stage Scottish football really has got to say enough is enough. How can that penalty yesterday, for example be a penalty when the Goldson one against Celtic on 2 January was not? Collum brings the game into disrepute with his fear of theRangers.

It's a famous fixture in the Scottish football calendar and has yielded an eye-popping 17 goals in two meetings this season.

There's still some ways to go, of course, and a clash with But a bright start from the champions. Eye of the needle pass from Jota finds his goal hungry strike pal but the man of the moment miscues and it lands in the away end. But bright and full of intent from one of the men who makes Celtic tick. The winger was primed to strike but had a change of heart and his lofted ball for Kyogo was all wrong. Well, a chance to lump it into the box and Sibbald's curling ball almost finds Fletcher before it lands in the grateful hands of Hart. This time his strike lacks the curl needed to find the back post but he is bright as a button here. Don Robertson says foul only but a cynical pull back from the full back after a heavy touch. Not only a striker, he's well up for getting physical in the middle of the park. Celtic fans reckon the defender is underrated but sometimes he gets his feet in a tangle and a crass clearance draws a sigh from pal Carter Vickers. VAR is checking for offisde which seems to indicate a penalty but now the referee is heading to his monitor. And the Australian is inches away from the perfect cross for Abada.

Don Robertson and Euan Anderson had a busy day at Tannadice and it wasn't a good one for the man in the middle.

Celtic fans might point to yesterday's red card for Nicky Clark at Ibrox and it would be a fair comparison with both high but there was no intervention from Anderson on this occasion despite a check from the VAR official. During the second half, Liel Abada went down under a challenge that was quickly checked by VAR but nothing came from it. Kieran Freeman put his hand out to block a ball through from Jota and the Portuguese winger could be seen screaming for it right away and no wonder. Within 10 minutes of the second half starting, Robertson was sent over to the monitor again to check a handball. VAR official Euan Anderson then spoke to him and rightly told Robertson to go to the monitor and he then overturned his decision after looking at replays. A ball over the top saw Dundee United goalkeeper Mark Birighitti come out and punch the ball clear and while doing so, he was challenged by Kyogo.

IT was a tight clash at Tannadice with both sides coming close on occasions but the Hoops went two goals ahead after Jota gave Celtic the lead after t.

- Dundee United take on Celtic TODAY, Sunday 29th January - Dundee United subs: Newman, Mulgrew, Graham, Niskanen, Pawlett, Djoum, McGrath, Cudjoe, Macleod. [Cameron Carter-Vickers](https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/who/cameron-carter-vickers/) and [Greg Taylor](https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/who/greg-taylor/) returned to the [Celtic](https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/team/14914/celtic/) lineup while Oh Hyeon-gyu started on the bench and replaced Kyogo in the second half to make his debut.