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Speaking of old American TV shows, is 'V' worth a watch? I'd imagine it'd be pretty dated... like our tactical approach (need to keep it slightly on topic).
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premier sports cup Montrose (Home,26th July 2025) Match thread
TAYZURRI posted a topic in Dundee FC Forum
Mighty Dee v Montrose who will win?? What will the score be?? Who will play?? -
On Tuesday 22nd July we face Bonnyrigg Rose in the group stages of the Premier Sports Cup. With work being carried out at New Dundas Park the match will instead take place at Ferguson Park, home of Whitehill Welfare. Dundee supporters can purchase their match tickets through Bonnyrigg’s ticket provider Fanbase. Tickets much be purchased online. Bonnyrigg Rose vs Dundee Tuesday 22nd July – 7:45pm Ferguson Park £11 – Adult – Age 20 to 65. £8 – Concessions, Over 65’s, Age 17-19, Disabled and Carers £5 – Youth – Under 16’s Buy your tickets - HERE
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This Saturday, 19th July, we face Alloa in the group stages of the Premier Sports Cup. Dundee supporters can purchase their match tickets through Alloa’s ticket provider. Tickets must be purchased online. Buy here: https://www.alloaathletic.co.uk/product-category/tickets/dundee/ Dundee supporters should select the away support option. Alloa vs Dundee Saturday 19th July – 3pm Indodrill Stadium £15 – Adult £10 – Concessions, Over 65’s, Disabled and Carers £5 – Youth – Under 16’s Ticket information from Alloa. The entrance is via the Away turnstiles. On completion, you will receive an order confirmation and a ticket email. Please check your spam/junk folders. Bring either an electronic copy of your ticket or print the Ticket QR code to scan at the turnstile. Each ticket is valid for a single use. Proof of age/disability may be required for discounted tickets at the turnstile. Access may be denied without valid proof.
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Who will win and what will the score be? Sorry, no players poll this weekend.
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Highlights from Rangers 3-0 Dundee, Premier Sports Cup, Quarter-Finals, 21/09/2024. -
premier sports cup The Rangers (Away, 21st Sep 2024) Match thread
Craig posted a topic in Dundee FC Forum
McCracken Portales McGhee Koumeito Ingram Sylla Robertson Mulligan Braybrooke Adewumi Murray Larkeche poor again. That would be my 11 players but it might be a 433. I wasn’t sure if we switched today. Cameron and Mulligan is a tough choice for Docherty i reckon. Ingram wasn’t at his best today but I’d back him against Rangers. I hope today was just a blip and that we will go for the win at Ibrox! -
V The Scot Foam Stadium 17th August 2024 3:00 pm Ko TICKET INFORMATION Tickets for our Premier Sports Cup match against Airdrieonians on Saturday, August 17th, are now available for purchase online. The game will kick off at 3 pm at The Scot Foam Stadium. Please note that since this is a cup match, season tickets will not be valid for entry. Dundee supporters can buy tickets from: **HERE** Prices: Adult – £18 Concession (Over 65) – £12 Student – £12 Under 18 – £12 Under 12 – £6 You will be sent an email confirmation of your ticket containing a QR Code. The QR Code will also be available in the Dundee FC ticket app. All you need to do is present the QR-Code on your phone to the scanner or you can print out the QR-Code at home and scan it. Dundee FC Ticket Opening Hours Ticket Office: 01382 767039 Monday: 10 am – 5 pm Tuesday: 10 am – 5 pm Wednesday: 10 am – 5 pm Thursday: 10 am – 5 pm Friday: 10 am – 5 pm Saturday (Non-Match Day): 10 am-1 pm TICKET EXCHANGE If you have a ticket you would like to sell or give away: CLICK HERE LIVE STREAMING The information has not been provided yet.
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Highlights from Dundee FC 6-1 Airdrieonians, Premier Sports Cup, Round of 16, 17/08/2024.
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Rampant Dundee Fc Storm Into Quarter-Finals With Convincing Win Over Airdrie
TheDarkBlues posted a news article in Dundee FC News
The Dark Blue's dominant cup form continued as the Dees powered into the quarter-finals of the Premier Sports Cup with a victory over a beleaguered Airdrie side, who played much of the match with 10 men. The match was effectively decided in the first half. Seb Palmer-Houlden opened the scoring in the 12th minute, the Airdrie defenders could not clear the ball from a corner and Palmer-Houlden poked the ball home. Jordan McGhee doubled the lead in the 40th minute. A Cameron corner found McGhee, who sent a powerful header past Airdrie's goalkeeper, Keiran Wright, to give the home side a commanding lead before the break. It did not take long after the break before Scott Tiffoney added the 3rd goal on the 50th minute. The man of the moment Luke McCowan with a fantastic ball to find Tiffoney who smashed the ball past a helpless Wright and into the back of the net. Dundee extended their lead through Antonio Portales from a precise header from a corner in the 74th minute to make it four for the Dee. Airdrie’s woes were compounded when defender Dylan MacDonald received a red card for a last-man foul on Simon Murray, leaving the visitors with a mountain to climb. Airdrie pulled back a consolation goal back in the 76th minute, Adam Frizzell with a driving run and slots the ball past Carson. The home side continued to press their numerical advantage, with substitute Curtis Main clips the ball past the keeper in the 85th minute, and Lyall Cameron each finding the back of the net late on, capping off a 6-1 victory. The Dark Blues now find themselves in the quarter-final of the Premier Sports cup, that's now 29 goals in 7 games over this competition. -
The Dark Blues' dominant form continued as they powered into the quarter-finals of the Premier Sports Cup with a resounding victory over a beleaguered Airdrieonians side, who played much of the match with 10 men. View full news article
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Dundee Aiming For Quarterfinal Spot In Premier Sports Cup Clash With Airdrie
TheDarkBlues posted a news article in Dundee FC News
Speaking ahead of the match, Docherty expressed his satisfaction with the team’s performance in the group stages and their perfect record of twelve points out of twelve. "Game by Game" Approach Docherty acknowledged the improvements his team has made compared to the previous season. "Well, it's game by game at the moment, and I was really, really pleased with our campaign coming through the group stages with the statistics that we got, winning 12 points out of 12 there," Docherty stated. "Because if you remember last year, again, it's progress—we didn't do that." The manager praised his team’s winning mentality, which was evident in their convincing 3-1 victory over Annan Athletic at Dundee’s temporary home, Glebe Park. Simon Murray scored a brace, and Seb Palmer-Houlden added another goal, securing Dundee’s spot in the last 16 of the Premier Sports Cup. The Home Advantage With the upcoming match scheduled at their home ground, Docherty believes that the home crowd's support will be pivotal in their Premier Sports Cup run. "So now we're in a position where we're facing a tough opponent at home. But being at home is a great thing for us because, as you saw against Hearts, the home fans were fantastic. So, the fact that we're at home in cup competition is good. If we can take that confidence into the game, then we'll do all we can," he explained. Docherty expressed his pride in the team's performance, highlighting their objective to remain unbeaten through pre-season and into the cup competition. This accomplishment was particularly significant for Docherty, who was disappointed by the team’s failure to reach this stage the previous year. Importance of a Cup Run Reflecting on last season's failure to reach the last 16, and Docherty emphasised the significance of a strong League Cup run "That was one of our objectives at the start of this season because I didn't enjoy last year when we didn't get out of the League Cup section, and we weren't part of the League Cup going forward in the tournament." Docherty continued, "So, yeah, as a squad, we've all agreed that we want to go as far as we can in the cup competition, but you don't look any further than your next game. Our next game is a very difficult game against a tough opponent." Respect for the Opposition Despite the home advantage, Docherty holds a deep respect for the visiting team and their manager, Rhys McCabe. “I've got huge respect for the way they play—a real identity, a style of play, and a very good young manager in Rhys McCabe," Docherty noted. "So we know the task ahead of us, and we know we won't be resting on our laurels and thinking we can get through. We know we need to be at our best, and we need to keep the feel-good factor going.” Airdrie's Recent Defeat Airdrie, on the other hand, is coming off a tough 5-0 loss to Ayr United in the Scottish Championship. Ayr's impressive display of attacking football saw them dominate from the start, with Jay Henderson opening the scoring with a precise strike into the bottom corner. George Oakley doubled Ayr's lead, and Airdrie goalkeeper Murray Johnson was kept busy throughout the match. Despite his efforts, Johnson couldn't prevent the flood of goals as Henderson added a second, and Anton Dowds scored twice, including a penalty, to seal the comprehensive victory for Ayr. This defeat highlighted some areas of concern for Airdrie, particularly in defence, as Ayr was able to create chances with ease and press high up the pitch. Rhys McCabe's side will need to regroup and focus on tightening their defence as they head into the crucial cup tie against Dundee. A Clash of Styles Docherty is well aware of the challenges posed by a rejuvenated Airdrie side eager to rebound from their recent setback. “Yeah, I mean, it's got all the hallmarks of a very good game: two good footballing sides. On paper, Ayr United, of course, inflicted a really heavy defeat on Airdrie, 5-0. So, they'll be hurting, and they will be desperate to make up for it against Dundee.” Docherty observed. The manager also pointed out Airdrie’s impressive League Cup campaign, where they won three out of their four games and narrowly lost to Aberdeen at Pittodrie. “I watched that game, and they were excellent, really good. So they'll remember that as well, and they'll reference that. It's important that we give them that respect they deserve.” Docherty noted. Team Confidence and Preparation Docherty highlighted the positive atmosphere in the Dundee camp and the impact of new players on the squad's morale. “Of course, there’s a tough opponent coming up, but you know, the onus is on us. We're in a good place at the moment, as I say. The stats—23 goals and five conceded, unbeaten in six, we need to take that into this game. I've seen that in this week's training; there's a real bounce about the boys.” Docherty said. “I think Billy coming in has added to that. When you bring good players into the group, other players kind of puff out their chest as well. So there's a good feeling about the place now, but rest assured, we don’t become complacent. We just work harder and try our best to improve and develop even further.” Cup Competition Mentality As the Premier Sports Cup reverts to a knockout format, Docherty stressed that the team's approach remains consistent regardless of the format. “I want us to be competitive, and this is a competitive fixture.” “So whether you win it in 90 minutes, whether you win it getting into penalty kicks or extra time, whatever, it’s about winning it.” "In the cup competition, it’s all about getting through. Yes, we would love to be playing a style of football that’s pleasing on the eye like we did against Hearts, but the most important thing is making sure we've got a game plan and executing that game plan to win the match because it's all about progressing to the next stage.” Match Details The match between Dundee and Airdrie is set to take place at Scot Foam at Dens Park on Saturday, 17th August, at 3 pm. -
As Dundee prepares to face Airdrie in the last 16 of the Premier Sports Cup, manager Tony Docherty emphasised the importance of maintaining their recent momentum and progressing further in the tournament. View full news article
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The Rose kick off the competitive season in the Premier Sports Cup Group D against premiership outfit Dundee Football Club at New Dundas Park, a chance also to hear manager Calum Elliot's thoughts on the game.
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Ticket Information For Premier Sports Cup Tie Against Airdrieonians
TheDarkBlues posted a news article in Ticket Information
The Dark Blues are set to face Airdrieonians in the Premier Sports Cup on Saturday, 17th August, with a 3pm kick-off at The Scot Foam Stadium. Supporters are now able to purchase tickets for the last 16 fixture of the Premier Sports Cup fixture. This game will be streamed live on Premier Sports, along with Aberdeen v Queen’s Park, Falkirk v Heart of Midlothian and The Spartans v Ross County. All fixtures for the Last 16 are as follows: Saturday August 17 Aberdeen v Queen’s Park (Premier Sports, 3.00pm) Dundee v Airdrieonians (Premier Sports, 3.00pm) Falkirk v Heart of Midlothian (Premier Sports, 3.00pm) The Spartans v Ross County (Premier Sports, 3.00pm) Rangers v St Johnstone (Premier Sports TV, 5.45pm) Sunday August 18 Dundee United v St Mirren (Premier Sports, 2.00pm) Motherwell v Kilmarnock (Premier Sports, 2.00pm) Celtic v Hibernian (Premier Sports TV, 3.00pm) Previous Match Report Dundee FC advanced to the 4th round of the Scottish Cup with a 6-2 extra-time victory over Airdrieonians at the Kilmac Stadium. Airdrie opened the scoring through Calum Gallagher, but Paul McMullan equalised just before half-time. Despite Zak Rudden putting Dundee ahead, Airdrie's Callum Smith levelled the match, sending it into extra time. Dundee capitalised on Airdrie being reduced to 10 men, scoring four goals in extra time through substitutes Derick Osei, Fin Robertson, and Luke McCowan. Although the scoreline suggests a comfortable win, Dundee had to overcome defensive lapses before ultimately overpowering their opponents. Ticket Information It’s important to note that season tickets do not cover cup matches, so all fans will need to buy a separate ticket to attend this game. Tickets can be purchased online through the club’s official website. For those looking to secure their spot, visit this link. Ticket prices are as follows: Adults: £18 Concessions (Over 65): £12 Students: £12 Under 18s: £12 Under 12s: £6 You will be sent an email confirmation of your ticket, which will contain a QR Code. The QR Code will also be available in the Dundee FC ticket app. All you need to do is present the QR-Code on your phone to the scanner, or you can print out the QR-Code at home and scan it. -
The Dark Blues face Airdrieonians in the last 16 of the Premier Sports cup clash. View full news article
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V The Carnegie Fuels Stadium at Glebe Park 27th July 2024 3:00 pm Ko Our next game after our 3-1 Home win against Annan Athletic is against Inverness CT at The Carnegie Fuels Stadium at Glebe Park TICKET INFORMATION We are pleased to announce that our two home Premier Sports Cup matches will be held at The Carnegie Fuels Stadium at Glebe Park, the home of Brechin City. Tickets for both matches against Annan Athletic and Inverness Caledonian Thistle are now available for purchase on Fanbase, the official ticketing partner of Brechin City. Secure your tickets now to support our team in these exciting matchups. £15 – Adult £10 – Concessions, over 65’s, Students, under 18’s & Disabled (Carer free) £5 – Kids – Under 12 when accompanied by an adult ***Buy your tickets - HERE*** Dundee FC Ticket Opening Hours Ticket Office: 01382 767039 Monday: 10 am – 5 pm Tuesday: 10 am – 5 pm Wednesday: 10 am – 5 pm Thursday: 10 am – 5 pm Friday: 10 am – 5 pm Saturday (Non-Match Day): 10 am-1 pm TICKET EXCHANGE If you have a ticket you would like to sell or give away CLICK HERE LIVE STREAMING Live streaming on premier sports app
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V The Carnegie Fuels Stadium at Glebe Park 23rd July 2024 7:45 pm Ko Our next game after our 2-0 away win to Arbroath is against Annan Athletic at The Carnegie Fuels Stadium at Glebe Park. TICKET INFORMATION We are pleased to announce that our two home Premier Sports Cup matches will be held at The Carnegie Fuels Stadium at Glebe Park, the home of Brechin City. Tickets for both matches against Annan Athletic and Inverness Caledonian Thistle are now available for purchase on Fanbase, the official ticketing partner of Brechin City. Secure your tickets now to support our team in these exciting matchups. £15 – Adult £10 – Concessions, over 65’s, Students, under 18’s & Disabled (Carer free) £5 – Kids – Under 12 when accompanied by an adult ***Buy your tickets - HERE*** Dundee FC Ticket Opening Hours Ticket Office: 01382 767039 Monday: 10 am – 5 pm Tuesday: 10 am – 5 pm Wednesday: 10 am – 5 pm Thursday: 10 am – 5 pm Friday: 10 am – 5 pm Saturday (Non-Match Day): 10 am-1 pm TICKET EXCHANGE If you have a ticket you would like to sell or give away CLICK HERE LIVE STREAMING NO INFO YET
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V New Dundas Park 3 Pm Ko On Saturday 13th July, Dundee FC will be playing an away match against Bonnyrigg Rose at New Dundas Park for their Premier Sports Cup. Season ticket holders for Dundee FC have the exclusive opportunity to purchase tickets first. Each season ticket holder is allowed to purchase one ticket, and they can do so starting from Monday 1st July at 10 am. Tickets can be bought from the Dundee FC ticket office in person or online through the club's website. After the initial sales to season ticket holders, any remaining tickets will go on general sale on Monday 8th July at 10 am, available at the ticket office and online. Ticket prices are as follows: Adults: £20 Concession: £10 Under 16: £5 Dundee FC Ticket Opening Hours Ticket Office: 01382 767039 Monday: 10 am – 5 pm Tuesday: 10 am – 5 pm Wednesday: 10 am – 5 pm Thursday: 10 am – 5 pm Friday: 10 am – 5 pm Saturday (Non-Match Day): 10 am-1 pm TICKET EXCHANGE If you have a ticket you would like to sell or give away - CLICK HERE LIVE STREAMING If you aren’t able to get along to New Dundas Park today you can cheer on The Dee from home. For international subscribers the match will be live on DeeTV. For those in the UK the match will be streamed live on Premier Sports and you can save almost 50% on Premier Sports by using code FITBA99 Simply select the ‘Pre-Paid Annual’ option on the subscribe now page, and enter the promo code FITBA99 to avail of this special, limited time offer. This offer is applicable only to Sky and Premier Sports streaming service platforms. This Saturday’s game will be live on the Premier Sports streaming service only, which is available to Sky customers at no extra cost. premiersports.com MATCH REPORT Dundee got their Premier Sports Cup campaign underway in Midlothian with a spectacular demolition of Bonnyrigg Rose, running out as 7-1 winners. The Dee could have been three up after 10 minutes but then ran in three goals in only five minutes from Curtis Main, Antonio Portales and Lyall Cameron. Main added a fourth before halftime. Ryan Astley made it five early in the second half and Cameron added a sixth. Bonnyrigg pulled a consolation goal back from Smart Osadolor before Main completed the scoring and his hat trick with the Dee’s seventh. The Dark Blues started their competitive season with a familiar line-up. Only Ethan Ingram wasn’t with Dundee last season. New signing Simon Murray was on the bench and Seb Palmer-Houlden was injured. READ HERE MY STARTING 11(unless new players are added before game) GRAHAM Ingram Seb Palmer Houlden
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TICKET INFORMATION Tickets are on sale now to Season Ticket Holders for our Premier Sports Cup Quarter Final away to Rangers on October 19th. These are available online and from the Ticket Office now. Prices are as follows – Adults – £20 Concessions – £15 Under 16s – £10
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Stranraer 0 - 3 Dundee: The Dee win at Stranraer
TheDarkBlues posted a match report in Season 2022/23
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TICKET INFORMATION Tickets for our Premier Sports Cup last 16 match against Falkirk at the Kilmac Stadium are on sale now. They can be bought online and in-store at the Ticket Office inside Dundee Direct. Prices are – Adults – £15 Concessions – £10 Buy tickets:- HERE DUNDEE FC TICKET OFFICE OPENING HOURS Ticket Office: 01382 767039 Monday: 10am – 5pm Tuesday: 10am – 5pm Wednesday: 10am – 5pm Thursday: 10am – 5pm Friday: 10am – 5pm Saturday (Non Match Day): 10am-1pm Home match days: 10am – 30 minutes after full time whistle (please note that the ticket office is closed during the match) Sunday: Closed, unless there is a home match For evening matches the ticket office will normally open at 10 am and close at kick off. STREAMING Live streaming for international subscribers and live audio for UK subscribers HERE HEAD TO HEAD DEE ARCHIVE most comprehensive record of Dundee Football Club history available anywhere on the web. PREVOIUS GAMES PREVIEW It’s Premier Sports Cup action this midweek at the Kilmac Stadium as we take on Falkirk on Tuesday, kick off 7.45pm. The match sees the League One side visit Dens for the first time since 2016 when a Kane Hemmings double and Gary Harkins goal saw Dundee progress in the Scottish Cup. Dundee got to this stage with a 100% record in the group section. The Bairns weren’t far off the with two wins and two draws, but they also picked up two bonus points for penalty shootout wins after those draws. MORE INFO HERE
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Tickets for our Premier Sports Cup last 16 match against Falkirk at Dens are on sale now. They can be bought online and in-store at the Ticket Office inside Dundee Direct. Prices: Adults: £15 Concessions: £10 Purchase tickets online: click here
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premier sports cup Falkirk Curry Night Hospitality Prices
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