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Updated: December 12, 2020, 9:51 am © SNS Group Dundee head north to Inverness today with a full squad for manager James McPake to choose from. In a campaign beset by consistent injury problems, the Dark Blues head to the Highlands with a full complement of players for the first time this season. On-loan Celtic striker Jonathan Afolabi missed last weekend’s 1-0 win over Arbroath with a tight hamstring but has recovered for the Caley Thistle clash. He’ll challenge Danny Mullen for the chance to lead the line while fellow striker Osman Sow also did his chances no harm by netting twice in a...

Inverness CT 2-2 Dundee: Late Jordan McGhee strike earns point in entertaining Highlands contest © SNS Group A flurry of second half goals saw Dundee and Inverness play out an enthralling 2-2 draw in the Highlands. It was a costly afternoon for the Dark Blues, however, as they lost Danny Mullen, Paul McGowan and Alex Jakubiak to injury with Jordan McGhee’s 82nd-minute equaliser earning a point. For much of the game it looked like Dundee would hold on to their one-goal half-time lead thanks to Liam Fontaine’s first for the club. However, goals from Robbie Deas and James Keatings looked to...

Dundee have to win the fight and take the game to Inverness this weekend says boss James McPake © SNS Group Dundee will have to win the fight first and foremost if they are to come back from the Highlands with three points on Saturday. That’s the challenge set to his players by Dark Blues manager James McPake as he prepares his side to take on Inverness Caledonian Thistle. Dundee’s hosts sit one place and two points above them heading into the contest on the back of three straight wins. Inverness are unbeaten at home this campaign and have also won their last three on home turf, against ...

  New Year Old Firm game will decide Neil Lennon's future - and show if Celtic can rescue 10-In-A-Row bid MATTHEW LINDSAY Celtic manager Neil Lennon, left, with Georgios Samaras at the end of the New Year Old Firm match in 2011. SHOULD Celtic fall further behind Rangers in the Premiership or lose the Scottish Cup final to Hearts and so miss out on a historic quadruple treble in the coming weeks, then everything could change. The Parkhead board may have backed Neil Lennon for the second time in seven days on Monday and pledged to give him the festive period to address the issues which hav...