It’s a huge weekend for our twa teams as the Premiership resumes following the international hiatus.

Jim Goodwin is bullish about United’s hopes ahead of a testing trip to face Rangers in Glasgow.

How will the Tangerines line-up? Will Goodwin’s belief that the Tangerines can feed off Ibrox ‘negativity’ be reflected in the team’s approach?

Louis Moult is declared a potential late game-changer – if he makes the bench.

And we discuss Johnny Russell’s departure from Sporting Kansas City which has sparked hopes among some Arabs of a sentimental Tannadice return.

With horrible conditions predicted for Saturday, it’ll be the biggest test of Dundee’s newly re-laid surface. But more importantly, the visit of Hibs is declared a ‘must not lose’ showdown.

Will Scott Tiffoney be allowed to showcase his inner Crunchie from the start? And who will deputise for Ziyad Larkeche?

There’s also a debate over who should be between the sticks as Trevor Carson resumes training.

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It’s the international break but there’s plenty for Twa Teams to get their teeth into.

Dundee could do with some good news but all they are getting is bad on the injury front – who can replace Ziyad Larkeche?

There’s plenty on the new stadium as well.

Plus the boys discuss Dundee United’s secret to success and which player they’ve won a watch with.

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Dundee United swept aside Ross County on Saturday with arguably their best 45 minutes of the campaign.

The guys discuss the joy of gid’ old-fashioned diving headers after Luca Stephenson’s superb opener, and salute the impact made by the on-loan Liverpool man.

The wing-backs were flying, the midfield purred and Sam Dalby continued his hot streak as he benefitted from a strike-partner. So, is this Jim Goodwin’s best XI, and shape? There was even time for a fairytale finale from Owen Stirton.

We also react to Goodwin’s new deal, with the United boss committing to Tannadice until the summer of 2026, at least.

Things are altogether less positive across the road.

With the second-worst defensive record in the Premiership, what is going on with Dundee’s defence? And more importantly, how do they fix it?

The team chat over whether the Dee’s issue is one of tactics, mentality, quality or desire following a 4-1 defeat at Aberdeen, during which the visitors played some decent stuff.

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Dundee United will seek to pile the misery on Ross County – winless in 22 Premiership away games – when the Staggies arrive at Tannadice.

Can they produce enough attacking invention to down the stubborn visitors? If they do, Sam Dalby is likely to be vital. We discuss his hot-streak in front of goal and the secret behind his ice-cool mentality.

Also, will United change shape and, if so, could Richard Odada, David Babunski and Jort van der Sande be the prime beneficiaries?

Dundee have been given a massive boost off the pitch this week after proposals for the Riverside training base were given the green light. What does that mean for the future of the Dee – and their stadium proposal?

Back to the action, and Tony Docherty’s men are tasked with winning a league game at Pittodrie for the first time since 2004.

The guys chew over how to stop the Dons, whether Jon McCracken is feeling the nerves and the prospect of starts for Jordan McGhee and/or Josh Mulligan in the Granite City.

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Dundee and United produce late drama on a spectacular Sunday of action.

Never say die was the order of the day for Dundee and United on a day of Premiership drama.

Revenge is sweet as the panel analyse a thrilling Dark Blues’ comeback against Kilmarnock, with Ziyad Larkeche making one declare: “Owen Who??”

And in the capital, United were below-par against Hibs – yet showcased their typical resolve and resilience to claim a point thanks to Sam Dalby’s late penalty. We talk tactics, VAR and injury nightmares.

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Back to back defeats for both Dundee and Dundee United. Come on, lads…

Twa Teams, One Street dig through the Dee defeat at Celtic and United’s frustrating evening at home to Motherwell.

Plus a look ahead to a mammoth Sunday for both sides.

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After wins all round last week, it’s back to the misery of defeats this week. How bad were Dundee? How tough was it for United up in Aberdeen? And what comes next? Twa Teams, One Street are back for their Monday edition to sift through the wreckage of the weekend. George Cran hosts this week as Tom Duthie takes a breather. He’s joined by Alan Temple, Graeme Finnan and Jim Spence for a Monday edition stuffed full of goodness. You can get us on Youtube too! youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos

Are Dundee United being eyed up by the richest man in not just one but two countries? Who is Anders Holch Povlsen? And what does he want with the Tangerines? Courier Sport’s United writer Alan Temple has all the latest news. Plus there’s the small matter of a top-of-the-table clash at Aberdeen and Dundee’s big Tayside tussle with St Johnstone. Can oor teams make it two successful weekends on the bounce? Joining host Tom Duthie in the studio are Courier Sport writers George Cran, Alan Temple and Graeme Finnan You can get us on Youtube too! youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos