The Dundee derby closes the Scottish Premiership weekend with United hosting their city rivals at Tannadice. The teams sit just two points apart in the table, separated by a single league position, with both likely heading to the bottom half after the split. Dundee hold the psychological edge after winning their last meeting in January and extending their unbeaten run to four games.

United's recent form has been poor, winning only twice in their last nine league matches, while Dundee secured an impressive victory over in-form Motherwell. Despite the derby cliche that form goes out the window, Steven Pressley's side will be confident on home turf. However, history favors the away team - the last four Premiership meetings have been won by the visitors, and Dundee haven't won consecutive top-flight derbies against United in over 20 years.

Meanwhile, Hearts' title hopes rest heavily on Claudio Braga as they face Kilmarnock. The Portuguese forward has stepped up during Lawrence Shankland's absence, scoring 12 league goals - the most by a non-British/Irish player in their debut season since Juanma Delgado in 2015-16. With eight away goals and five assists, Braga will be crucial as Hearts look to maintain their five-point lead over Celtic. Elsewhere, Aberdeen appointed St Mirren's Stephen Robinson as manager, a surprising move given both clubs' struggles this season.