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Will it be rusty Dee and can Utd end Ogren’s hoodoo?

Dundee are finally back in action this weekend – providing the stormy weather eases anyway.
Who plays at Aberdeen and how can they avoid rustiness? The Twa Teams lads go through it all.
There’s also plenty on Dundee United ahead of their big Championship clash at Firhill – can Mark Ogren finally see a win in person?
Alan Temple discusses all along with George Cran and Graeme Finnan on the award-winning Twa Teams, One Street.

Moult magic for United and drenched Dens

Dundee United’s star striker came back from injury with a bang in the big game at Raith Rovers – will he be risked this weekend, though?
The Tangerines are in SPFL Trust Trophy action at Peterhead, but are thoughts already on the big Partick Thistle clash on the horizon?
Dundee, meanwhile, have another weekend off but there’s still plenty to talk about, including ongoing Dee4Life strife.

Stadium saga at Dundee and a table-topper for United

What’s the story with Dens Park and Dundee? Find out on Twa Teams, One Street as the boys go through all the issues.
There’s also a big game against Ross County to preview while there’s plenty on over the road at United.
Tangerines showed they are more than Moult as they swept aside Queen’s Park – but who plays in the big one against Raith Rovers?

Last-gasp glory and red card reactions

Need a goal in stoppage time with 10 men? The city of Dundee is the place for that!
Dundee United go top of the Championship thanks to a late Chris Mochrie strike, Dundee grab a big point very late on against Killie.
It’s been a week for drama on both sides of the street – Twa Teams are back at full-strength to pick through the rubble of all the fall-out.

Doc vs Del at Dens & Did Mathew Cudjoe deserve to see red for United?

Tom Duthie is in the hot-seat as the team reflects on Dundee’s penalty pain at Celtic Park, and a fascinating ‘Master vs Apprentice’ clash this weekend. Although George Cran is absent, we have expert analysis from Dee-daft GraemeFinnan.
And Dundee United correspondent Alan Temple is on hand to dissect a frustrating afternoon for the Tangerines against Morton, and pin-point where the Terrors must improve in the final third.

Why Tony Watt is crucial for Dundee United and Dundee’s Tyler French plan

Tom Duthie is back in the hotseat and in fine form – if you’re after wrong names, cheeky comments and hilarious stories about writing ‘boring’ books, that is.
Just like Tom, league action is back this weekend as well with Dundee at Celtic and Dundee United at home to Greenock Morton.
And Twa Teams have plenty to discuss with Courier Sport writers George Cran and Craig Cairns joined by the bossman himself Sean Hamilton.

How do United tackle Dunfermline and Dee stewin

Despite Dundee’s failure to come away with victory at St Johnstone, this week’s pod has a cheery feel to it.
Dundee United are top, the Dark Blues are looking decent and even Scotland are going great guns.
To make the most of this cheerfulness we’ve enlisted the help of Ewan Smith and Craig Cairns alongside George Cran to go through all the big talking points.
The usual team are taking a breather but we’ll be back to normal-ish next week.

Dee-fence on top and Holt hits heights for United

Dundee were heart stoppers at the weekend – can they make it two from two at St Johnstone?
The Twa Teams boys think so with Dee writer George Cran on hand for everything dark blue alongside Tom Duthie, Graeme Finnan and Alan Temple.
Alan also talks us through Dundee United’s domination at Ayr United with Kevin Holt at the double.
Transfer deadline day is on the way as well – where are oor Twa Teams keen to strengthen?

United’s Ayr force and Dee heart stoppers

After a week on the sidelines our Twa Teams are back in action and with some tasty games too.
Dundee United head for a real test at Ayr United and we’ve got Alan Temple on key men missing and his chat with Mark Ogren.
Then Dundee welcome Hearts to Dens on Sunday – what do they need to sort out? And what’s the latest on Tyler French?
George Cran is on hand for everything dark blue alongside Tom Duthie and Graeme Finnan.

Dundee’s persistent penalty pain & United’s audience with Ogren

Dundee's problems from 12 yards continue following Zach Robinson's penalty failure at St Mirren. How do the Dee address their spot-kick woes.
One panelist demands a change from the Dark Blues' back-three, while there's plaudits for Scott Tiffoney.
Across the road, owner Mark Ogren is in town - and was treated to a dramatic draw against Dunfermline.
What else is on the American's agenda on his visit to Scotland?
Graeme Finnan and Alan Temple are in place to analyse the talking points, with Tom Duthie in the hot seat.