That's all from us after another potentially decisive weekend in the Premiership title race.

After Hearts' stumble and Celtic's win yesterday, Rangers responded, but only just, with a narrow, if unconvincing win away to St Mirren.

You can catch up with the match report and watch the highlights on Sportscene.

In the bottom six, Dundee United stay ahead of Dundee in the table, but it is the hosts who end the day with the bragging rights in a way after grabbing a point with two dramatic stoppage-time goals.

Read more on that here.

Join us for our next live coverage on Friday for the Championship showdown between second-top Partick Thistle and leaders St Johnstone live on BBC Scotland, iPlayer, website and app.

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You can catch up with highlights of that amazing Dundee derby - and Rangers' earlier win over St Mirren - in Sportscene's highlights programme on the BBC Scotland channel at 19:15, repeated on BBC One Scotland at 23:40.

Former Rangers winger Peter Lovenkrands and former Dundee United midfielder Scott Allan are the pundits joining Jonathan Sutherland.

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Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin tells Premier Sports: "It's impossible for me right now to put into words what I'm feeling. How you can go from such a high to such a low.

"It was one of our best performances of the season, one of the most one-sided Dundee derbies that I can remember for a long time. The result should have been 2-0 at worst.

"We had three or four really good other opportunities in the game. We should have been out of sight going into added time.

"It just about sums up our campaign, why we're in the bottom half of the table. I've lost count of the amount of times we've been leading games and dropped points.

"There's clearly a fragility there. We've identified it. We know where the problems are. And it's my job as manager to put it right."

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Dundee head coach Steven Pressley tells Premier Sports: "For the opening 35 minutes, we played part well. From that period until the 90th minute, we were a shadow of ourselves.

"Dundee United put us under pressure and did merit the two-goal lead. The one thing I'd say about the group is, and they've demonstrated it time and again, they have a never-say-die attitude.

"I'm exceptionally proud of the mindset of the players.

"We started well. United were very aggressive in their pressure.

"The conditions didn't make it easy to play in the manner we want to play in, but we can be better than that and we have to show more courage when the adversity comes."

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With St Mirren losing to Rangers earlier, Dundee's hard-earned point takes Steven Pressley's side 10 points clear of the Paisley outfit and Kilmarnock in the battle to avoid the relegation play-off spot.

Dundee are also now unbeaten in their latest five games and are also two ahead of Aberdeen.

Despite conceding those two late goals, United stay seventh, two points ahead of their derby rivals.

A point is enough to delay confirmation of Falkirk's top-six finish.

However, it would need John McGlynn's side to lose their final three games before the split and United to win all theirs, for United to deny them.

Falkirk also have a 10-goal advantage on goal difference.

Kevin Thomson
Former Dundee midfielder on BBC Radio Scotland

Dundee showed so much anxiety when they went behind and looked like a team who were going to lose by two or three.

One of the fans near us, with five minutes to go, said this could end 2-2. I thought "he must be on the Guinness or something, he's watching a different game from me".

I hope he got a couple quid on it, because it would've been a good price.

Ashley Hay scored the winner in the previous Dundee derby at Tannadice and his goal this afternoon triggered his side's stoppage-time fightback.

"I enjoy big occasions and I playing in front of big crowds," the former Brentford forward tells Premier Sports.

"Anything can happen and, once you get one goal, momentum and the fans are behind you."

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John Rankin
Former Dundee United midfielder on BBC Sportsound

I can't believe what I've just witnessed. United were dominant for 93 minutes and get a point out a game, which feels like a defeat.

That sums United up - how they're in this situation, how they're in the bottom six. They switch off defensively, concede two goals and get just a point from that performance.

That's why.

Dundee striker Simon Murray can't hide his delight at the fightback on his 34th birthday.

"It was hard game - we didn't play at our best," he tells Premier Sports.

"That sums up what we've shown as a team lately - plenty of character.

"That's what we've built here and we got what we deserved in the end.

"Sometimes you have to give credit to the opposition. They stopped us playing.

"Now we have to take that into another hard game next week."

John Rankin
Former Dundee United midfielder on BBC Sportsound

I could not see that happening for the life of me.

It's a silly foul from Ross Graham.

Kevin Thomson
Former Dundee midfielder on BBC Radio Scotland

I can't even speak. Ranks [John Rankin] is under the table!

I never saw it coming. Fin Robertson, brilliant delivery. It's a cross right on the money.

I need to put the Euromillions on, man.

Two stoppage-time goals and Dundee salvage a derby point!

United looked to be home and dry after an Amar Fatah penalty and a Luca Stephenson header.

But Ashley Hay prodded a reply before Ross Graham's header in the final act of the game secures an unlikely draw.

Kevin Thomson
Former Dundee midfielder on BBC Radio Scotland

I thought they would need a miracle and it might just happen.

The game is petering out for Dundee.

The Tayside sun is shining on the United fans behind the visiting goal.

As we enter five minutes of stoppage time, there is no sign of a Dundee comeback.

Indeed, Zac Sapsford has a chance to extend the lead, but the striker is wild with his finish.

Ouch!published at 88mins

88mins

Dundee 0-2 Dundee United

United centre-half Ross Graham takes a sore one in the unmentionables but recovers quickly.