Dundee v Livingston
Sunday 5th November – 2pm Kick-Off
The Scot Foam Stadium at Dens Park
cinch Premiership
It has only been eight days since the two teams met in the league, the only difference is that this weekend the fixture takes place in Dundee. Last Saturday the teams met at the Tony Macaroni Arena where Dundee triumphed 0-2 and registered their first away league win of the season.
Livingston will come into the match wanting to put last week’s defeat to Dundee behind them and will be hoping this weekend it is themselves that are taking the points home with them. Livingston like Dundee suffered defeat midweek going down 1-0 away to Hearts. Livingston come into this match on ten points, one behind Dundee and currently occupy eleventh place.
Dundee’s Last Three League Results
Dundee 0 – 5 Rangers
Livingston 0 – 2 Dundee
Dundee 0 – 0 Ross County
Livingston’s Last Three League Results
Hearts 1 – 0 Livingston
Livingston 0 – 2 Dundee
Kilmarnock 3 – 1 Livingston
Team News
Josh Mulligan has undergone a hernia operation and has now begun his rehabilitation process but will be out for about four weeks.
Tony’s thoughts
“I watched Livingston’s game against Hearts and they certainly looked like they were all out. They were full of energy – a strong and typical Livingston performance, coming out fighting. I don’t look at form, I look at performance, and looking at that, I am sure their manager will be buoyed by the way they approached the Hearts game. I expect no less of the Livingston team coming here. They’ll be hardworking, difficult to play against, as they always are. We know as a team how tough that challenge will be, but hopefully we are ready for it.” – Tony Docherty
Amadou Bakayoko
“Regardless of what game it is, we will always have good chances, and we put a lot of teams under pressure. I am looking forward to the game on Sunday. As we showed last week, we can go to their place and play on their surface, so we can definitely go do that here as well. Yeah, it definitely helps us massively seeing them so soon again. It also helps them in a way, to set up differently for our counter attacks. We just need to go and give a good account of ourselves in this game, and doing the double on them would be good for us to do.”
Tickets for this match can still be purchased online and from the club shop. Please note that the club shop and ticket office will open at 11am on Sunday.
We would advise that supporters by their tickets before Sunday.
Ticket Price
Adult – £26.00
Concession – £16.00
U18’s – £12.00
U12’s – £4.00
Season Ticket Voucher 6
Tickets for this match can still be purchased online and from the club shop. Please note that the club shop and ticket office will open at 11am on Sunday.
Updates
There will be match updates on our Twitter / X page. Goal updates along with half-time and full-time score will be available on our Facebook and Instagram page.
Supporter information
The Penman Lounge will be open to supporters of both teams on Sunday and will open at 12 noon.
Ticket pod will be in operation outside the club store for collecting tickets.
We advise supporters to buy tickets early to avoid queues in the ticket office before kick-off.
Turnstiles will open at 1pm, we advise fans to arrive early to avoid congestion and to create an atmosphere in the stadium before kick-off.
The middle food kiosk in the Bobby Cox stand accepts card payments, the rest of the food kiosks are cash only.
Residents Parking Zones are now in place around the Scot Foam Stadium on match days. This means only residents with the required permit will be allowed to park within the designated zone. Signage is in place at the entry points to the controlled zone. There will not be any parking bollards in place but be assured that unless you have a permit you cannot under any circumstances park within this zone. Any infringement could result in penalty charges.
