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Dundee take final place in Scottish Cup last-16
Dark Blues' end United's eight-game unbeaten run in city derbies
Murray headed hosts ahead from corner in first attack for only goal of game
United had ball in net twice, but both rightly disallowed
Two Carson saves, goalline clearance and post denied United after break
Cameron returned for hosts in place of ill Mulligan
Docherty missing as Moult and Graham started for United
Fifth-round draw takes place after game
FT: Dundee 1-0 Dundee Utd
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Image source, SNSThroughout the evening you'll get more reaction and be able to give your views on our dedicated Dundee and Dundee United pages.
You can view the last-16 draw in full here and you'll catch tonight's highlights on BBC One Scotland later at 23:10 GMT.
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FT: Dundee 1-0 Dundee Utd
Image source, SNSDundee boss Tony Docherty tells Premier Sports: "Delighted to get that fast start against a team who are good at defending set plays.
"I've got four centre-halves out at the moment, five if you include Jordan McGhee. It's a clean sheet the whole team worked for.
"Dundee United are a very good team, they put you under pressure and I thought we stood up to that well.
"We're a counter-attacking team. We've worked a lot on defensive organisation but also with a view to counter."
"I'm delighted we've got a home draw. The last three home games we've played the top three teams in the league - got two draws and then won tonight."
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Image source, SNSDundee United manager Jim Goodwin tells BBC Scotland: "It certainly wasn't the start we were looking for.
"We knew the game would be really intense and we saw that, but to concede a goal in the opening minute is as bad as you can get.
"The reaction in the second half was outstanding. We played the majority of it in Dundee's half. Unfortunately tonight it wasn't to be.
"Credit to Dundee, they defended their box brilliantly, a couple of blocks on the line.
"It's extremely frustrating to be out of the cup because we all have that dream of going to Hampden.
"I do have a bit of a gripe. In the first half, Vicko Sevelj scores and I think the referee blows his whistle far too early. The Dundee player goes over too easily and we're punished for it."
FT: Dundee 1-0 Dundee Utd
Remember, you'll be able to watch highlights of tonight's derby a bit later on Sportscene.
BBC One Scotland at 23:10 GMT is where you need to be.
You'll find highlights of the rest of the weekend's action here.
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Dundee match-winner Simon Murray tells Premier Sports: "We had the disappointment in the league a few weeks ago - that was a low and tonight is the opposite of that.
"We knew how tough it would be and the boys dug in. We put everything into that. It's a great feeling, just buzzing to get the win.
"I'm from here, I wanted to be back with family. That's what it's all about. The derbies are one of the fixtures you look out for and it's good to come out on the positive side of it.
"Old legs were knackered at the end but it's all worth it. Absolutely delighted and looking forward to the next round."
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Craig Levein
Former Dundee Utd manager on BBC Sportsound
Dundee United didn't really get going until the last 20 minutes.
Dundee deserved to win. I thought there would be more goals in the second half and although it was a scrappy game, it was really exciting.
Ties to be played weekend beginning 7 February
Dundee v Airdrieonians
St Johnstone v Hamilton Academical
Aberdeen v Dunfermline Athletic
Livingston v Cove Rangers
Rangers v Queen's Park
St Mirren v Hearts
Celtic v Raith Rovers
Ayr Utd v Hibernian
FT: Dundee 1-0 Dundee Utd
The draw is just about to begin so here's a reminder of the all-important ball numbers:
FT: Dundee 1-0 Dundee Utd
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The last-16 draw will take place shortly and we'll bring you it right here.
Sixteen teams are in the hat as Dundee take the final spot.
Here are the all-important ball numbers:
FT: Dundee 1-0 Dundee Utd
Billy Dodds
Former Dundee & Dundee Utd striker on BBC Sportsound
It was gripping, but there wasn't great quality.
The Dundee fans won't care, they're through.
Highlights: Dundee 1-0 Dundee United
Dundee battled past city rivals Dundee United at Dens Park to secure a place in the last 16 of the Scottish Cup.
Former United striker Simon Murray's flicked header in the first minute proved the match-winner in a pulsating contest.
It is Dundee's first victory over their neighbours in nine matches, since a 2-1 win in the League Cup in August 2017.
Tony Docherty's side are one of eight Premiership sides left in the competition and will host Airdrieonians on the weekend starting 8 February.
Murray headed home Finlay Robertson's in-swinging corner to give the hosts the perfect start - and that set the tone for the rest of the first half.
The hosts were ferocious in their press, strong in the tackle and bright in attack, with Murray, Lyall Cameron and Oluwaseun Adewumi all heavily involved.
Murray curled just over the top and had a close-range shot well blocked by Emmanuel Adegboyega, while Aaron Donnelly headed a Robertson corner just over as the home side probed for a second goal.
United twice had goals disallowed in the opening period - Sam Dalby turned home after Will Ferry's cross drifted out of play and Vicko Sevelj fired home from the edge of the box after referee Matthew MacDermid had blown for a foul in the middle.
The game became more frantic after the break, with all the same intensity of the first.
Cameron had a shot just over the top for the hosts, before United's Louis Moult headed Ferry's excellent cross wide and Kevin Holt shot straight at Dundee goalkeeper Trevor Carson.
Jim Goodwin's side turned the screw in search of a late equaliser, but Port Vale loanee Ruari Paton was denied a debut goal by an outstanding Ethan Ingram block, while Carson denied Declan Gallagher and Ferry with excellent saves.
Substitute Kristijan Trapanovski thought he had found a way through in injury time, but his curling effort bounced clear off the post, and Dundee hung on to claim their spot in the next round.
Dundee manager Tony Docherty: "A really pleasing start to the game. You then saw the mentality, the resilience and character of the team to see out the game and get a clean sheet.
"Simon runs himself into the ground, gets himself a goal and I'm delighted for him and all the players.
"We'll give Airdrieonians the upmost respect. I've just glad we've got a home tie. I see the atmosphere tonight and that's what you can get at Dens Park with the synergy between players and fans. They see the effort the players are putting in."
Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin: "We knew the game would be really intense and we saw that, but to concede a goal in the opening minute is as bad as you can get.
"The reaction in the second half was outstanding. We played the majority of it in Dundee's half. Unfortunately tonight it wasn't to be.
"Credit to Dundee, they defended their box brilliantly, a couple of blocks on the line.
"I do have a bit of a gripe. In the first half, Vicko Sevelj scores and I think the referee blows his whistle far too early. The Dundee player goes over too easily and we're punished for it."
Manager: Tony Docherty
Formation: 3 - 4 - 3
Manager: Jim Goodwin
Formation: 3 - 4 - 1 - 2
Manager: Tony Docherty
Formation: 3 - 4 - 3
Manager: Jim Goodwin
Formation: 3 - 4 - 1 - 2
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