LITTLE over a year has passed since Keith Watson stood by the side of the Tannadice pitch as a proud, yet disappointed, scorer of a Europa League goal and noted the importance of Dundee United responding to a continental setback by winning their opening league game of the campaign.
On Thursday night, he reprised that performance. This time, the only difference was that the right-back, who scored his third goal for the club in the 2-2 draw with Dinamo Moscow, was able to offer last term's opening-day draw with Kilmarnock as a further reason why United cannot wallow in the despair caused by the late concession against the Russians.
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