Scottish Premier League continue their action in midweek with some interesting games coming around such as Glasgow Celtic's victory over Motherwell or Aberdeen's draw against Dundee United.

Dundee United manager Peter Houston was content with the 2-2 draw his side picked up in their Scottish Premier League fixture against Aberdeen on midweek. Houston believes that his players played really well, especially in the first half when they manage to go into the break with a 2-1 lead after conceding an early goal.

Goals galore continue to arrive from the Scottish Premier League this past weekend, with some surprise results ahead of the 2013 year. Defending champion, Glasgow Celtic suffered a 1-0 defeat against Hibernian on Saturday, with the only goal in that game arriving after just nine minutes from Leigh Griffiths.

Dundee FC 1-3 Aberdeen FC highlights: Aberdeen keen on bouncing back from their midweek disappointment when they travel to face bottom side Dundee on Saturday. Despite the visitor's strong ambition in getting all three points, it was Dundee that actually made a flying start in the first half, creating some early goal scoring chances, which they couldn't convert.

Motherwell FC 4-1 Aberdeen FC highlights: Motherwell grabbed all three points on their Boxing Day fixture against fellow top five sides, Aberdeen at the Fir Park Stadium. The home side were eager to give a special Christmas gift for their fans and things were looking bright from the start when Tom Hateley opened the scoring for Motherwell after just nine minutes.

Hearts bounced back from their disappointment in previous games as they picked up a 2-0 victory over Aberdeen on Saturday much to the joy of manager John McGlynn. Speaking to the press after the match, McGlynn said that he was satisfied with his players' performance as they put on an excellent determination to beat their opponent on the weekend.

Another round of Scottish Premier League ended last weekend and some important results along with quality goals occurred for football enthusiast especially those who followed the league with a passion.

Many interesting results occurred from the SPL last weekend and along with it there were also many goals being scored, providing lots of entertainment for Scottish League enthusiast.

Glasgow Celtic ended their three games winless streak in the league with an important 2-0 victory over Aberdeen on Saturday and that result pleased The Bhoys manager Neil Lennon. Lennon said that it's always a joy to pick up an important three points especially against tough opponent and playing in a difficult condition as well.

Glasgow Celtic will face a pretty tough league game on Saturday as Neil Lennon's side travel to third place spot, Aberdeen. Not only acknowledging that Celtic haven't been getting maximum results in their last three SPL matches, Lennon also understand that Aberdeen's consistency this season will give problems for his side.

Dundee United will be facing St Mirren in the SPL on Saturday and United's assistant manager, Paul Hegarty hope his side can continue their good performance in previous week. Hegarty said he is happy that his team found their best form again last weekend when they face Aberdeen, which ended in a 1-1 draw.

Dundee United assistant manager, Paul Hegarty shared some of his view ahead of his side's clash against Aberdeen at Tannadice on Saturday. Speaking to ArabZone, Hegarty admitted that things are not going well at the moment for his side in the league as they haven't won any of their last five matches in SPL.