article_snippet: Yet the greatest let-off of all might have been here when referee Bobby Madden denied United – who ended the game with 10 men and a strong sense of injustice - a penalty kick.
article_snippet: It proved costly for us.
article_snippet: There was more cause for United regret in 36 minutes when Ryan Dow, chasing a through ball into the area was pushed in the back by Brown, a villainous figure through Tannadice eyes.
article_snippet: In contrast, United foamed with frustration and knew them were done for when them went down to 10 men in 56 minutes.
article_snippet: Last Sunday, Paul Paton and Dixon were sent packing.
article_snippet: On the United touchline McNamara raged with the perceived injustice of it all.
article_snippet: McNamara side had lost the Scottish Cup Final against St Johnstone last May and Paul Paton and Dixon knew, now, another showpiece occasion was slipping away.
article_snippet: It was the last act for Leigh Griffiths before Leigh Griffiths made way for John Guidetti.
article_snippet: As the final whistle signalled a significant day for the Norwegian, John Guidetti marched straight down the tunnel in a huff, clearly furious.
article_snippet: There is a lot of emotion in these situations and strikers, especially, want to score goals,’ John Guidetti continued.