Dundee United Seeks Second Place After Cup Defeat

Dundee United's recent Scottish Cup exit at the hands of their city rivals Dundee has left the team and fans frustrated, especially after a strong second-half performance that was ultimately unrewarded. Player Vicko Sevelj expressed disappointment over a disallowed goal and emphasized the need to focus on their league position, where they currently sit third. Despite the cup disappointment, supporters are optimistic about finishing strong in the league, aided by new loan signings aimed at enhancing the squad. Dundee's victory marks a historic moment, as it is their first win against United in the Scottish Cup since 1956, igniting hopes for a successful season ahead. Dundee's manager, Tony Docherty, praised his team's resilience and ability to bounce back from previous setbacks, while Jim Goodwin lamented missed opportunities and an early goal conceded. As both teams shift their focus to league play, Dundee United aims to maintain their position and challenge for a higher spot, while Dundee embraces the momentum from their derby triumph.