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© SNS Group Dundee are back! Trips to Ibrox, Celtic Park, Pittodrie, Easter Road and, ahem, the Tony Macaroni await the Dark Blues next season. Not to mention Tannadice. And, hopefully, fans will be making those journeys to see their club playing Premiership football once more. It’s been a long, long time since Dundee started moving up in the world. Since finishing sixth in 2014/15, it’s been eighth, tenth, ninth, 12th and then a pandemic-stopped-play third in the Championship. Pretty steady decline over a six-year period. Now, though, that’s all forgotten about. Dundee are back in the...

Hanging over Dundee United right now are big questions over the future of key figures – boss Micky Mellon, Lawrence Shankland and Benjamin Siegrist.

© SNS Group St Johnstone boss Callum Davidson aims to add the Scottish Cup to the Betfred Cup won earlier this season. St Johnstone have had a glory season no matter what happens in the Scottish Cup final against Hibs. And they can build further on this terrific campaign to become an even firmer fixture as a top six club in the seasons ahead. With the bulk of their key players under contract and only four or five who aren’t automatic starts likely to depart, Saints should be in a very strong position to continue to improve on the tremendous progress they’ve made under Callum Davidson and...

© SNS Group / SFA Just 600 fans will be granted access to Hampden for the Scottish Cup final between St Johnstone and Hibs. The Scottish Cup final will be a closed doors affair. St Johnstone and Hibs may wonder whether it will make any difference, given that the nonsensical proposal cobbled together and agreed to by the SFA and Scottish Government was to have only 600 fans there anyhow. Only one in every 86 seats would have been occupied if that underwhelming plan to allow 300 tickets for each club had gone ahead. © SNS Group Glenn Middleton celebrates at an empty Hampden after making it 2-...

© SNS Group Jordan McGhee celebrates the first of his brace. Their early play was littered with misplaced passes and they were lucky not to go behind in the first minute. Iain Davidson was slack with a ball to Kyle Benedictus and they were fortunate when Paul McMullan screwed his shot wide. Dundee, fresh from the break they earned by finishing above their hosts in second in the Championship table, were content to allow Rovers possession before pressing hard when they could. But they were forced into more desperate defending in the sixth minute. Brad Spencer found room for a shot that Charlie...