Dundee's poor home record continued at home against bottom six rivals Hamilton where the visitors ran out 2-0 winners in a pretty poor game. Dundee made two changes. Faissal El Bakhtaoui and Craig Wighton started, with Henrik Ojamaa and Mark O’Hara moving onto the bench.
They started okay and were unlucky in a couple of attacks with Haber and Bakhtaoui going close, as most teams this season Hamilton looked dangerous on the break and took the lead after 31 minutes with a penalty when a clumsy challenge from Hateley gave the Referee a easy decision, D’Acol scored with ease to give Accies the vital first goal. Dundee did play okay in the first half but lack the cutting edge in the final third.
Second half was pretty poor and the loss of Cammy Kerr due to a shocking tackle on the young player which in my view should have been a red card. It did not help the team as they struggled to keep and pass the ball.
Hamilton sealed the points when a cross into the Dundee six yard box was totally not defended well enough and Devlin headed home with ease. Poor goal to lose and it has happened so often this season.
Dundee have 5 games to save our League Status and at the moment it does not look good.
Dundee: Bain, Higgins, O’Dea, Holt, Hateley, Vincent (O’Hara 66), McGowan, Kerr (Ojamaa 69)
El Bakhtaoui, Haber, Wighton. Unused Subs: Mitchell, Ross, Gadzhalov, Gomis, Smith.
Att: 6,489.
Ref: John Beaton.