Kilmarnock to face Dundee in Scottish Cuppublished at 19:51 26 November 2023
Kilmarnock have been drawn against Dundee in the Scottish Cup fourth round.
The tie will take place at Rugby Park on the weekend of January 20/21.
Kilmarnock have been drawn against Dundee in the Scottish Cup fourth round.
The tie will take place at Rugby Park on the weekend of January 20/21.
Highlights: Dundee 1-2 Hibs
We asked for your reaction to Dundee's 2-1 home defeat by Hibernian.
Doug: The players and management team must surely be asking themselves how that game got away from them. All of the flair players were available, some good attacking football was played, but on the day, the whole was less than the sum of its parts.
Rod: Always disappointing when we lose, but this Dundee team have raised my expectation levels to expect more wins and draws. We have a great squad, but we also have to be ruthless and move on players who we are not going to play soon. Hopefully Max Anderson will be back soon. Also, I am interested in who we sign on pre-contract and January signings.
Colin: Hibs fan here and can honestly say I thought man of the match was Lyle Cameron. What a game he had in midfield. Hibs have been crying out for a player like him - if only he was ours. I genuinely believe Dundee have a player that can go on to bigger and better things than many other players will only ever dream about. What potential he has.
Hibs have scored in 11 of their 14 games this season, only Celtic have scored in more league matches
The Edinburgh club have scored in their last four games in the league, their longest runs of games with a goal in the competition since a nine-game streak between May and September this year
Joe Newell has assisted three goals this season, more than any other Hibs player in the league
Luke McCowan attempted eight shots in this game, the highest total for a Dundee player in the league this season
Dundee have scored in each of their last three league games, scoring six goals in that run.
Tony Docherty praised his side's 'spirit and mentality' despite a 2-1 defeat to Hibs
Were you at Dens Park to see Dundee lose to Hibs or were you following along from home?
Either way, we want your thoughts on the game and who stood out. Have your say here.
Dundee manager Tony Docherty tells BBC Sportsound: "I think our reaction - the spirit of the squad is clear to see. We just ran out of time.
"The way we impacted the game when it went to 2-0, a lot of teams would give that up. Our good play forced the sending off, and then we had the impetus the whole way through.
"The only thing I'm a wee bit disappointed with is we could have been a bit more clinical. In a game like that you have to take your chances. David Marshall had a particularly good game, but I think we deserved at least a point from the game.
"I couldn't have more praise for my players. The punters are lucky that they have a group of players that give everything.
"We dust ourselves down and go to Fir Park. The only way we can do something about the defeat today is go there and get a win."