Dundee United

Offensively United are capable — their overall attack sits comfortably inside the top half — yet their defence is closer to the bottom third of the league, which forces matches to be higher risk. In plain terms they can outscore weaker opponents but are vulnerable against the better sides: Celtic sit well ahead on both attacking and defensive metrics, while Kilmarnock occupy the other end of the spectrum.

Discipline is skewed to home matches: United pick up noticeably more yellow cards at home than away, and red cards only appear in the away sample, suggesting a more physical or contested approach on home turf that sometimes crosses the line in away games.

The biggest margins this season have come away from home — a four-goal 4-0 win and a four-goal 4-0 defeat — which illustrates a high ceiling and a low floor when playing on the road and underscores their volatility in open games rather than steady home dominance.

Set-piece profiles differ sharply by venue: United win a high volume of corners at home, indicating territorial possession and pressure in their own stadium, but that advantage has not translated into a potent home goal return; away they win far fewer corners, matching a more direct, transition-based approach.