Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport

"The Leigh Griffiths goal sets off a massive huddle inside Celtic Park. The hacks look awkwardly at their laptops to avoid eye contact as the fans in front turn round to bounce around."

John Souttar shows he is more than a mere one-dimensional defender as he bursts into the Dees' box and tries a cheeky backheel six yards from goal, but keeper Kyle Letheren smothers his effort.

Jim Spence
BBC Sport

"United very much in command here in front of over ten thousand of a crowd. But that St Johnstone score has quietened the Utd fans a shade.

"Emotional day for Dave Roy next to me in the media gantry. Stepping down after 25 years of unpaid work at the Dark blues filming their games home and away. A real unsung hero at Dens and a great bluenose."

As Aberdeen seek a response, Joe Shaughnessy, who will join St Johnstone in the summer, has a pop and his shot is tipped over by Alan Mannus.

The champions are turning the screw now. James Vincent coughs up possession allowing Kris Commons to thread a great ball through to Leigh Griffiths and, with a swish of his left boot, the striker makes it 4-0 to Celtic.

Jim Spence
BBC Sport

"Ryan McGuigan powerful header clicks the bar with Kyle Letheren sprawling to get a touch, but danger averted for Dundee..."

Stefan Scepovic making a late bid for Celtic stardom after a year in the wilderness. His second of the match brings the Celtic fans back to their feet, collecting James Forrest's pass and netting the home side's third.

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Substitute Chris Kane marks his introduction with a fine finish. Streaking away from the Dons defence on the right a mere 30 seconds after coming on and he drills a shot low beyond Scott Brown.

Tommy Wright's men are back in the driving seat for fourth place and a potential European spot.

Dundee defender James McPake is yellow carded by referee Bobby Madden for a late challenge on United's two-goal hero Nadir Ciftci.

Dundee have been well and truly Ciftci'd this afternoon...

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Boos ring out at Pittodre as Russell Anderson is booked on his final Aberdeen appearance for a foul on Murray Davidson.

Saints substitute Brian Graham has his head in his hands as his shot from 18 yards rolls wide of the mark.

Jim Spence
BBC Sport

"It's been a dark few months for Jackie McNamara but signs here that the corner may have been turned. 3-0 up and looking very comfortable. With the signings Paul Hartley has made though, Dundee will be a much more attacking outfit next season."

Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport

"Celtic back on top in terms of possession but it's all gone a little flat. Craig Gordon looks like a man trying to decide what's for dinner..."

Celtic striker Stefan Scepovic looks in the mood for more goals but he narrowly misses out on a long ball behind the Inverness CT defence as it trundles out for a goal kick.

Jim Spence
BBC Sport

"There's only one team in Dundee goes the war cry from Utd fans. It's a long way back for the Dees now..."

Jim Spence
BBC Sport

"A cool finish from Spittal, racing onto a through ball, drawing keeper forward and slotting home from 16 yards..."

Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport

"Inverness CT having more of a go at the start of this second half but Celtic look to be in second gear..."

Blair Spittal wins a challenge in the centre circle, gets back to his feet and runs towards the Dundee goal to pick up a through ball from John Rankin and slot the ball calmly past Kyle Letheren. United are running riot...

Aberdeen counter, with Cammy Smith bursting through the middle at a rapid rate of knots, but Tam Scobbie is able to get a couple of studs on the ball with a sliding challenge on the edge of the box.