The Scottish Premiership saw several dramatic matches, with Dundee United drawing 3-3 against Kilmarnock thanks to Ross Graham's injury-time penalty, denying Kilmarnock their first league win of the season. Ayr United maintained their top spot in the Championship with a controversial win over Morton, where a disputed penalty led to their victory. Aberdeen achieved a significant milestone, becoming the first non-Old Firm club to win their opening six matches in nine years, while Celtic continued their dominant form with a 14-match winning streak, including all five league games this season without conceding a goal. Dundee United's manager Jim Goodwin expressed mixed feelings about their draw, highlighting the resilience of his players. The intense competition and strategic plays are shaping an exciting season in Scottish football.