Last Five Games

 William Hill Premiership Post-Split Fixtures 24/25.

Dundee FC

Hearts vs Dundee

Saturday, 26th April

3:00 PM

Away

Dundee vs Motherwell

Saturday, 3rd May

3:00 PM

Home

Kilmarnock vs Dundee

Saturday, 10th May

3:00 PM

Away

Dundee vs Ross County

Wednesday, 14th May

7:45 PM

Home

St. Johnstone vs Dundee

Sunday, 18th May

3:00 PM

Away

Hibs Photos

 

Hibernian 4, Dundee 0, Easter Road, William Hill Premiership, 13th April 2025

Dundee started with the same team as last week in a bid to get vital points facing a inform Hibs side.The game was very open and Hibs were good when they used their pace attacking the Dundee defence.

At last the Dark Blues did launch an attack and won a free kick 40 yards out. The Hibs defence expected a high ball and a low pass gave Simon Murray a shooting opportunity from a tight angle but Jordan Smith saved.

Dundee struggled in the first half and Hibs had a great chance but lucky for the dee they hit the post.

But just before half-time Hibs took the lead when Bushiri volley the ball in from close range. At least it was only 1-0 at half-time.

Second half and Dundee made one change when  Imari Samuels came on  for Larkeche at left back.

Dundee did start well and had a good 10-15 minute spell, but after that Hibs took control of the game and scored three goals in a 15 minute spell to totally put the game to bed. 

Many Dundee fans were away after that and I stayed to the end to see out the game. 

The last five games now will be massive and not great with Hearts being in the bottom six and likely a trip to Tynecastle to face them. 

Dundee: Carson, McGhee (Ingram 69), Shaughnessy (c), Clark Robertson, Larkeche (Samuels at half time), Mulligan, Sylla, Finlay Robertson, Tiffoney (Palmer-Houlden 60), Murray, Adewumi (Reilly 79). Unused Subs: McCracken (gk), Koumetio, Garza, Portales, Donnelly.

Referee: Chris Graham. 

Att: 17,926

Dundee 2, St Mirren 0, Dens Park, William Hill Premiership, 5th April 2025

Dundee made one change when Clark Robertson returned to central defence with Aaron Donnelly switching to the bench.

St Mirren had the first shot at goal when Carson saved with his knees to deny O'Hara. Dundee raced straight up the park and Ziyad Larkeche’s cross from the left flew through the penalty area. Jordan McGhee sent a cross back into the goalmouth. Seun Adewumi stopped the defence clearing and kept the ball alive allowing Simon Murray to sweep the ball home from 12 yards.

St Mirren had a go after this but the fianal ball was not good enough to trouble the Dundee defence. For the rest of the half both teams attacked and the Dundee midfield did well to stop moves and get vital blocks in to deny a lively St Mirren side. 

After half time St Mirren made two changes, and that made them more dangerous. Scott Tiffoney just missed a great cross from Josh Mulligan to score.

Trevor Carson had to make two good saves soon after as St Mirren were on the attack, but the game changed Dundee's way on 62 minutes. Under no pressure Hemming's miskicked the ball which hit the back of Murray. 

After it came down Simon Murray passed the ball home from 40 yards out to make it 2-0. 

After this Dundee made a change when Billy Koumetio replaced Clark Robertson for the last 22 minutes. Clark had a good game and along side Joe Shaughnessy they were immense.

It was great also to keep a clean sheet first time for about a year at home in the league. Not the best performance today but the result was massive. 

Dundee: Carson. McGhee, Shaughnessy (c), Clark Robertson (Koumetio 77), Larkeche, Mulligan, Sylla, Fin Robertson. Tiffoney, Murray (Ingram 90+4), Adewumi (Palmer-Houlden 71). Unused Subs: McCracken (gk), Samuels, Garza, Reilly, Portales, Donnelly.

Referee: John Beaton.

Att: 6,580