Dundee United and Aberdeen played out a goalless draw at Tannadice Park in a scrappy Scottish Premiership encounter. The match, attended by 10,006 fans, saw both sides hit the woodwork but fail to break the deadlock in a game that did little to boost their top-six hopes.

Both teams made multiple changes to their lineups, with Dundee United bringing in Krisztian Keresztes, Zac Sapsford, and Kristijan Trapanovski, while Aberdeen introduced Gavin Molloy, Jack Milne, Graeme Shinnie, and Kenan Bilalovic. The difficult pitch conditions at Tannadice contributed to a lack of clear-cut chances, with Pan Camara's first-half volley striking the post being the closest either side came to scoring.

Neither manager was satisfied with the result, as both Dundee United and Aberdeen remain nine to ten points behind Falkirk in the race for a top-six finish. Dundee United boss Jim Goodwin praised his team's defensive efforts but lamented their inability to capitalize on late chances, while Aberdeen's interim manager Peter Leven criticized the poor playing surface and highlighted the importance of the clean sheet.