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Robertson turns in Dundee corner to give hosts lead; Carter-Vickers deflects second into his own net
Celtic awarded lifeline penalty for Digby handball, only for on-field review to overturn
Game halted straight from kick off with Celtic fans throwing balls on to pitch in board protest
Celtic start the day five points adrift of leaders Hearts
Dundee level on points with Livingston at foot of the table
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We'll leave it there folks.
Dundee are celebrating a first home win over Celtic in 37 years.
You can read all about it in our match report.
A first league loss of the season leaves the champions five points behind leaders Hearts, with those two meeting at Tynecastle next Sunday.
Catch you next time.
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Celtic are in action again on Thursday, at home to Sturm Graz in the Europa League.
The Austrian side are aiming for an Old Firm double after beating Rangers.
Celtic are looking for their first win in the competition at the third time of asking.
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Scott Allan
Former Celtic midfielder on BBC Sportsound
You can talk about how much of the ball you have but when Celtic had to defend, whether it was a set-piece or a throw-in, they didn't do it well enough.
All over the park it just isn't of the level that Brendan Rodgers and Celtic fans would expect. I do think he fronts it up well that he has to find the solutions but at this moment it's very hard to see.
The fact that no one can nail down that position on the right, that would be a real worry on the recruitment you have done for that position. For Celtic to break down a low block they need to have that front three firing.
From what I saw of Hearts last night, it looks like there's certainly going to be a title race this year.
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Eight games into the campaign, four teams have scored more goals than Celtic; leaders Hearts, Hibs, Dundee United and Motherwell.
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There was a long delay at the start of the game to clear up all the balls thrown on to the pitch by Celtic fans.
But Brendan Rodgers brushes off any suggestion that the disgruntlement in the stands is having an impact on his side.
"We had 90-odd minutes afterwards to be better," he said. "The protest has nothing to do with defending a corner or giving the ball away and losing the ball on the counter.
"We have to be better and ultimately, we have to look on the pitch first and foremost.
"We're trying to find [the solutions], that's the key thing. What we have in the building is what we have through until January. It's a real challenge for us, in all the games that we have, and we have to stand up to that challenge. It's my responsibility to try and find [those solutions]."
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Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound
Celtic have not had to deal with adversity at all, they've not had a spell where they've been down in the dumps and had to grind and pick themselves up.
When you're playing as a footballer in a team that's winning all the time, it becomes easy and you're confident. You go onto the pitch with no thoughts other than we're going to win this game. Wee seeds of doubt are starting to creep in, negativity, it spreads like wildfire.
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Willie Miller
Former Scotland captain on BBC Sportsound
Celtic, just now, are not a club that is moving together. They're still not sure about Brendan's future, the boardroom seems reluctant to spend the funds they've got and the manager is definitely not happy.
You've got to try and sort the manager situation out firstly then look at the next transfer window and try and be supportive of the manager.
The signings on show today did not show the quality required.
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More from Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers: "I think it's pretty clear why [we couldn't break Dundee down]. It's also something I have to try and fix, be it different profile of player. Ultimately, we have to be better. It's the responsibility of everyone, whether it's centre-halves, full-backs, central midfield players or strikers, to score goals.
"We have enough pressure, create enough opportunities from set-pieces. We have enough of the ball in open play. But we have to have more craft and cleverness to break teams down. Today, we got into good areas, but we're not really battering the door down."
It's down to Rodgers for me. Arrogant and a fly man. Trying to spread division in his press conferences. Why would the board give him more cash. Squandered millions. Team are in disarray. Down to the manager
Frank
Disgraceful at every level. Manager appears to be clueless and most of the players are not fit to wear the jersey
Jim
This is exactly what he did the last time he flounced off. This whole debacle is on him, not the board (in that sense they backed the wrong horse from day one). Guaranteed to leave them in the lurch (again) in January. Do me/us a favour and sack him NOW!
SPB
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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC Scotland: "The result and performance are bitterly disappointing. Give credit to Dundee, they defended very well when they got in front.
"All the statistics in the game show we dominated the ball, but we didn't do enough with it. We had some opportunities in the first half, got into some areas. Second half likewise.
"But we've seen that before in a number of games this season, six games we haven't scored in. We're just lacking that bit of finesse and quality in the final third of the pitch. If you can't break down teams that are [sitting] low, you're going to suffer.
"It was a disappointing day for us."
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"Proud is the word," Dundee head coach Steven Pressley tells BBC Scotland.
"We worked exceptionally hard over the last couple of weeks. There was a lot of suffering [after losing to Aberdeen] but we've reacted in the best possible manner. You can work on certain aspects but the execution of it is down to the players. I thought to a man they were brilliant today.
"We need to be more aggressive as a team, aggressive in our duels. We asked more questions of Celtic than we have in previous games. We crossed more, we countered with more intent. When you see that coming together you're exceptionally proud.
"Playing against a Brendan Rodgers team you need a bit of luck and we had luck on our side and resilience.
"An outstanding performance from a young player [Cam Congreve]. He's come in, settled into the group extremely well. He's a player that can make the difference.
"We have to enjoy the win. For where we are, for the transition of the club, survival for us would be an achievement. Many of the pundits have tipped us for relegation and I understand why. But for us it's about taking small steps, not big steps, and today was a small step in the right direction.
"Football management is not easy. I have spoken a number of times, saying that I do not enjoy the job at times but the one comfort I have is a terrific group of players and that gets me out of bed in the morning."
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Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on BBC Sportsound
The negativity that goes around affects players on the pitch. There seems to be a cloud hanging over the club, there has been for a number of months now and I think the players are looking at that and it's putting a bit of fear into them.
There's no doubt Cameron Carter-Vickers, Liam Scales, Kieran Tierney, Callum McGregor, Reo Hatate, are better than what they've shown today and they're better than what they've shown this season.
There's an edge missing all over the pitch, and it's looking for leadership, responsibility, accountability, making something happen and nobody is doing that at the moment.
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Kris Boyd
Former Rangers striker on Sky Sports
Every single Dundee player was outstanding. They were asked to do a job - they did that and more. Outmuscled Celtic all over the pitch.
Steven Pressley can be proud. He'll enjoy a glass of red tonight, that's for sure.
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Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound
Creatively, they're miles away from any Celtic team that we've watched in the last three or four years. Miles away in terms of making opportunities.
They have somehow managed to regress and have a weaker squad than they did last year. But these are international players, players of a high pedigree who should be putting in better performances than they are.
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Dundee goal-scorer Clark Robertson tells Sky Sports: "An unbelievable performance from the boys. We defended the box well and we were a threat on the counter-attack.
"We've got to build on that performance. If we put in that level, we can beat anybody."
Cameron Congreve contributed two assists and has also been talking to Sky Sports: "We bounced back today. We worked on a few things and we were outstanding defensively.
"Against teams like that, when you go two up, you've got to be street-smart. Stay compact and hit them on the break if you can."
Image source, SNSCameron Congreve shone for Dundee this afternoon
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Celtic have now failed to win 13 of their past 29 games since going out of the Champions League in Munich in February.
The win rate across that period is 55%.
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Pathetic! Not a single player worthy of the shirt. Everything we've built over the years has been ruined by the greed of the board. They should hang their heads in shame. The real Celts, which are the fans, have been taken for granted by a board that have no clue. How much money do these people need? Greed sickens me!
Tam
Well done, Dundee deserve it. Celtic absolutely embarrassing today and need to seriously think how they can improve because that team was pathetic. No fight, no passion and no honour in a Celtic jersey.
Bryan
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Celtic stay five points behind Premiership leaders Hearts.
Those two meet at Tynecastle next Sunday.
That is going to be a massive showdown and Hearts will have seen very little to fear today.
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Kris Boyd
Former Rangers striker on Sky Sports
It's all about the defending for me.
You saw defenders diving in, forcing Celtic into extra passes and the threat they had on the counter-attack was excellent too.
Dundee had been thrashed at Pittodrie two weeks ago - this was a big game for them.
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Dundee did that with just 17.8% possession.
It moves them up to ninth place, level on points with Rangers in sixth.
Clark Robertson had never scored a Premiership goal until today
At a glance
Dundee beat Celtic at Dens Park for the first time since 1988 thanks to a Clark Robertson header and a Cameron Carter-Vickers own goal
Celtic remain five points behind league leaders Hearts after eight Premiership games
Celtic fan protest halts beginning of game as board comes under increasing pressure
Beleaguered Dundee provided the shock of the Scottish Premiership season so far by beating Celtic at home for the first time in 37 years to leave Brendan Rodgers' side five points off top spot.
After Celtic fans' protest against the board delayed the start of the play as the pitch had to be cleared of balls, travelling supporters were only further angered by another flat showing.
Dundee enjoyed a fast start which was capped off by Clark Robertson's goal with an angled header from a corner which flew past Kasper Schmeichel.
The hosts' defending was heroic, and their threat on the counter started to grow. It was from that threat the second goal came.
Cameron Congreve turned Liam Scales inside and out before firing in a low cross that deflected off Cameron Carter-Vickers and in.
The door seemed to open for the visitors after the break when Matthew MacDermid pointed to the spot after Paul Digby seemingly blocked a Reo Hatate shot with his arm. Replays showed that, in fact, he'd been struck in the face and the referee soon ruled it out.
Although Celtic ramped up the pressure, Dundee held firm for a famous win - just their second in the league this season. It boosts them up to ninth, and relieves the pressure Steven Pressley had been under.
The same cannot be said for Rodgers and Celtic. They are five points off Hearts after eight games, and they travel to Tynecastle next week.
A loss would see them eight points behind, something unthinkable just a few weeks ago.
Bouncy balls, points gaps & Honda Civics - inside Celtic's dismal day
'Managing a lot of Premier League teams like a holiday compared to Celtic'
Pressley said pre-match that if Dundee's performance was right, the result would take care of itself.
Little did we know that the oft-harangued head coach was, in fact, peering into a crystal ball.
The 1-1 draw with Rangers in August was mentioned as the high watermark of Dundee's season. A repeat of that would be needed, Pressley acknowledged. Perhaps a little more, even.
That's exactly what they got. While Celtic had 22 shots, Jon McCracken only had to make two saves.
That was down to the level of performance from the 10 men in front of them, who defended from back to front - and looked completely transformed from the side that lost convincingly to Aberdeen just a fortnight ago.
If you'd told any Dundee fans that weekend that they'd beat Celtic two weeks' later - for the first time in 46 meetings - they'd have laughed at you.
But Pressley masterminded the perfect plan, and his players executed it to a tee. Ethan Hamilton in midfield was particularly impressive and he, along with all of his teammates, deserves huge plaudits.
The possession stats showed Celtic's dominance, but also Dundee's resolve
But what about Celtic? What went wrong on such a dismal day in Dundee?
Their attacking threat was there, but it was blunt and lifeless. Iheanacho passed up a number of opportunities, and he wasn't the only guilty party.
Of those 22 shots, just three were on target. There were 48 touches in the opposition box and 118 entries into the final third.
But there was no confidence that they could make the breakthrough, no belief that they could break down Dundee's low block.
Yes, you'd expect Celtic to have more firepower from the bench than young Johnny Kenny, and there have to be questions about that.
But questions must also be asked of the players who produced such a flat performance against a side that many people tipped for relegation.
Dundee head coach Steven Pressley: "Proud is the word. We came into the game, we've worked exceptionally hard over the last couple of weeks.
"There was a lot of suffering [after Aberdeen result] but we've reacted in the best possible manner. You can work on certain aspects but the execution of it is down to the players. I thought to a man they were brilliant today."
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers: "The result and performance are bitterly disappointing. Give credit to Dundee, they defended very well when they got in front.
"All the statistics in the game show we dominated the ball, but we didn't do enough with it. We had some opportunities in the first half, got into some areas. Second half likewise.
"It was a disappointing day for us."
Dundee travel to Falkirk next Saturday (15:00 BST) while Celtic have Europa League action midweek against Sturm Graz on Thursday (20:00) before that trip to Tynecastle next Sunday (12:00 GMT).
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| Team | Played | Won | Drawn | Lost | Goals For | Goals Against | Goal Difference | Points | Form, Last 6 games, Oldest first |
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| 8 | 7 | 1 | 0 | 19 | 6 | 13 | 22 |
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| 8 | 5 | 2 | 1 | 11 | 5 | 6 | 17 |
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| 8 | 2 | 5 | 1 | 14 | 10 | 4 | 11 |
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| 8 | 2 | 4 | 2 | 14 | 13 | 1 | 10 |
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| 8 | 2 | 4 | 2 | 11 | 11 | 0 | 10 |
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| 8 | 1 | 6 | 1 | 8 | 9 | -1 | 9 |
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| 8 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 5 | 7 | -2 | 9 |
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| 8 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 10 | 14 | -4 | 9 |
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| 9 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 8 | 13 | -5 | 9 |
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| 8 | 1 | 5 | 2 | 12 | 12 | 0 | 8 |
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| 8 | 2 | 1 | 5 | 5 | 9 | -4 | 7 |
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| 9 | 1 | 3 | 5 | 10 | 18 | -8 | 6 |
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Manager: Steven Pressley
Formation: 3 - 4 - 3
Manager: Brendan Rodgers
Formation: 4 - 3 - 3
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Dundee are winless in their last 46 meetings with Celtic in all competitions (D7 L39) since a 2-0 victory in May 2001 under Ivano Bonetti. Indeed, Celtic have only ever had longer unbeaten streaks against two sides in their history: Partick Thistle (50 from Dec 1897 to Apr 1923) and Dumbarton (50 from Oct 1892 to Jan 2007).
Celtic are unbeaten in their last 36 visits to Dundee in all competitions (W28 D8) since a 0-1 defeat in September 1988 under Billy McNeill – it’s their longest ever away unbeaten run against any side in their history.
Dundee have lost both of their last two league games by an aggregate score of 5-0, last losing three in a row without scoring in December last season.
Celtic haven’t conceded more than one goal in any of their last 10 away games in all competitions (5 goals conceded), their longest such run since going 11 without shipping twice from February to September 2022.
Dundee have both had the fewest shots (58) and faced the most shots (115) of any side in the Scottish Premiership this season. Celtic, meanwhile, have fired in the most shots (114) and faced the fewest (41).
