Celtic's Transitional Period Presents Opportunity for Dundee
Dundee manager Steven Pressley believes his team can cause an upset against Celtic on Flag Day, citing the Hoops' transitional period as a key factor.
Celtic are currently 3 points behind leaders Heart of Midlothian in the title race, having scored 59 goals and conceded 35 this season. They last won 3-1 against Heart of Midlothian on 2026-05-16.
Pressley, however, is confident that his team can take more than three points from the game, citing Celtic's transitional period as a key factor. He believes that many teams are intimidated by Celtic Park and are often beaten before a ball is even kicked.
What Comes Next?
Dundee will face a tough test against Celtic, but Pressley is optimistic about his team's chances. He believes that if his players go to Celtic without fear, that would be a win for him.
Celtic's Transitional Period
Celtic have made changes to their squad, but Pressley believes that they still have some good players within the squad. He also thinks that Celtic's transitional period is a little different from theirs, but they can still cause an upset.
Dundee's Preparation
Dundee have been doing their homework on Celtic's new signings, including Kasper Hogh and Camilo Duran. They have also been working hard on Celtic's tactics and are preparing for every eventuality.
Pressley wasn't surprised to see Martin O'Neill extend his stay at Celtic, citing the need for stability at the top. He believes that O'Neill will give Celtic the calmness and presence they need to rebuild behind the scenes.
Recent Form
Dundee are on a 5-game winning run, with a recent form of 5W-0D-0L (WWWWW). They will look to continue their winning streak against Celtic on Flag Day.
