That's all from us as Dundee United continue their charge for a rapid return to the Premiership.

We're back tomorrow for more from around the grounds, including four Premiership fixtures.

Hope you'll join us then. I'm off to search for a spider!

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Let's have a deek at the remaining fixtures in the beautiful game's greatest division.

• Inverness Caledonian Thistle v Ayr United
• Airdrieonians v Arbroath
• Partick Thistle v Greenock Morton
• Queen's Park v Raith Rovers

Plenty intrigue there. Can Raith keep themselves within a decent distance of Dundee United?

That will be a gutter for Dunfermline. Twice now in the league they've been hit by a late goal against the runaway leaders.

The performance against a top side can hearten James McPake, with confidence knowing his side can compete.

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Dundee United boss Jim Goodwin tells BBC Scotland: "We knew how important tonight's game was going to be. We knew it wasn't going to be straight forward, they're a good side.

"Delighted with the team and the performance. Not accepting the point away from home, pushing right to the end and getting maximum points.

"Chris Mochrie's got that in his locker. He's a really good young talent for us. It's good that the two substitutes combined and got the points for us.

"The equaliser rattles us a bit, but it's good character from the boys.

I'm very happy with the squad I have. We worked very hard in the summer, there was a hell of a lot of work to be done. Some of the academy players have been promoted and become really important players.

"It's important we keep the momentum going. There's no such thing as fatigue. 17 games unbeaten. We looked relatively comfortable. We just need to keep doing what we're doing."

We knew they were favourites for the Championship, but did anyone expect Dundee United to be this convincing?

13 games. Nine wins. Four draws. Zero defeats.

33 goals. Six conceded.

Can they be stopped?

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James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

I thought Dunfermline looked like the team that were going to go on and win the game.

It's twice now they've conceded late against Dundee United. They'll be disappointed they didn't get anything out of this game.

Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on BBC Scotland

I thought it was a really enjoyable game. We had goals, action and controversial moments.

Dunfermline will be disappointed, but that's why Dundee United are top of the league and unbeaten.

The league leaders go marching on.

Chris Mochrie's late winner means all three points head back to the city of discovery as Dundee United continue to set the pace in the Championship.

They were asked plenty of questions by a game Dunfermline, but Harry Sharp's late blunder leaves James McPake's men frustrated.

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Michael Stewart *claims* he let Al Lamont pick the player of the match on his birthday.

Whoever it was that chose Scott McMann, it's a fine decision. Boundless energy and plenty of quality.

Ripples the top of the net, but not close enough.

Lewis McCann sends one sizzling over the top. 5 minutes added.

Declan Gallagher wipes out Alex Jakubiak on the edge of the D.

Dangerous...

They've done it once. Can they do it again?

Dunfermline go searching for another equaliser.

Michael Stewart
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Sportsound

I've been very impressed with Mochrie since he came on. It's a lovely drop of the shoulder, but Sharp has to do better.

It's straight at him - he's got to save that.

I did say the temperature was ramping up...

Lewis McCann goes into the back after catching Declan Gallagher, who is far from happy with the challenge.

Heated words being exchanged as we head into crunch time.

That's much, much closer from Glenn Middleton.

After the ball isn poked forward for him, the winger tries to rifle it across goal. Under the press of Chris Hamilton, the shot is dragged wide.

He's looking up to the sky in bewilderment.

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United come again.

Excellent delivery from Scott McMann finds Glenn Middelton, who can't steer his header goalward as the league leaders still search for a way back into the lead.

Declan Glass fires one well wide from 30 yards out.

Plenty of punch, but lacking precision.

James McPake makes another change as Aaron Comrie heads off for Kane Richie-Hosler.

That'll be some dynamism to test a tired United backline.