Jordan McGhee, you've got to do better!

Owen Dodgson delivers again and it finds McGhee at the back post, but he doesn't get enough on his header and it's easy for Joe Hart.

ANOTHER Dundee corner.

Celtic are struggling.

Dundee work that free-kick well and it results in Amadou Bakayoko almost rounding Joe Hart.

The flag goes up in the end.

Dundee have had more of the ball this second half and Celtic keep giving them encouragement as Alistair Johnston comes crashing into Amadou Bakayoko.

Dundee get another corner and it's another good ball from Owen Dodgson, which Mo Sylla wins again.

The whistle goes for a foul, but Celtic can't keep giving away set pieces.

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Former Dundee striker on BBC Sportsound

That's clever from Dundee.

They pulled Celtic's two big centre-halves out of the position they want to be in, which left them vulnerable.

Another Dundee corner and this time the cross is a beauty from Owen Dodgson.

But Mo Sylla can't divert in a close-range header. That's a chance.

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Celtic go right up the other end and win a corner of their own, which comes to nothing.

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Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

It's a good free-kick but Portales goes with the wrong foot.

It's curled to the back post but the sliding Antonio Portales can't get enough on it.

Another set piece incoming as Amadou Bakayoko wins a foul.

Owen Dodgson to take...

Almost.

It's fired right in with pace and Joe Hart has to claw it away.

Good goalkeeping.

Dundee win an early second-half corner.

Can the set-piece specialists come up with something here?

For the final time today...

Players are on their way back out at Dens.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Celtic have got their goal. They started off the game with intensity and controlled the game also. They have been a little bit vulnerable on the counter attack which has given Dundee an in.

The quality of the strike (from James Forrest) was fantastic. It was so accurate and took people by surprise. He's been lively throughout. A good decision by Brendan Rodgers to start him.

St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson is "frustrated" because he believes his side "have been fantastic and showed a very good style of football" in successive defeats by Celtic and Rangers.

"We have just not managed to get over the line with those two results," he tells BBC Scotland after today's 2-1 defeat by Rangers.

"We had a lot chances to win the game never mind get a point out of it and they showed great quality.

"The frustration is the two goals - they were both very much avoidable.

"I think we've got the talent in the football club to get more out of these games. I think some of our football was very good."

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Rangers manager Philippe Clement thinks the victory over St Mirren "shows the mentality of this team".

"It is important to keep taking three points in an away game where it is always difficult circumstances against a team with nothing to lose any more and is going into the fight," he tells BBC Scotland.

"So my team also went into the fight and at the end we were also more efficient.

"It is maybe not our best game of the season, but the team showed a lot of character, a lot of resilience, a lot of belief also when it was 1-1 to go for the second goal and also to go for a third."

Asked about what it means for the title race with Celtic, Clement adds: "I am only busy with Rangers. We need to continue in our next four finals in the league - and the final in the cup. I am confident in the mentality of the team."

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I promised reaction from Paisley, so let's get some now...

James Forrest has now scored four goals in 15 appearances in the Premiership against Dundee.

That was also his fifth of the season and his second in two games.

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