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Penalty from Dundee skipper Darren O’Dea might have ended up in North Sea

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Dundee captain Darren O’Dea was always going to “leather” his penalty kick. With the Dark Blues playing well but still trailing Ross County 1-0, O’Dea took the responsibility after referee Nick Walsh pointed to the spot on 76 minutes. Cammy Kerr was fouled inside the Staggies’ box by Craig Curran and the Dens skipper grabbed […]

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