Less than a week after earning an impressive point against Rangers at Dens, this result and performance will only fuel Dundee's bid to achieve a top-six finish for the second season running. Tony Docherty's starting line-up included two teenagers and seven players aged 23 and under,

Dundee were denied a first home victory over Celtic for 37 years as Arne Engels's stoppage time penalty earned a 3-3 draw for the Scottish champions on Tuesday.

It’s another away day for the Bhoys as they travel to the City of Discovery to face Dundee at Dens Park tomorrow night (January 14). Brendan Rodgers’ side secured all three points in style last

Dundee manager Tony Docherty: "Immensely proud, but the overriding feeling is one of disappointment. I thought we did enough to win the match. "I watched Celtic put on [Nicolas] Kuhn, [Arne] Engels, [Luis] Palma. I've asked Lyall Cameron to get off his sick bed to play, Finlay Robertson has not trained, [Cesar] Garza has had to come off.

Dundee have already frustrated Rangers at Dens Park this year, and now they have their sights set on Celtic. Tony Docherty's men added to Phillipe Clement's travelling woes as they earned a richly deserved point - but now they will be determined to push back into the Premiership's top six after dropping to eighth as a result of Hibs' resurgent recent form.