Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland

Celtic could be out of sight by now, but Dundee have shown increasing desire to get back into this, partly because the visitors have dropped a level.

Sofien Moussa ought to have troubled Craig Gordon with a header and, however unlikely, they are putting a little pressure on Celtic’s back line.

A goal now would make things interesting in a game Celtic have controlled.

Both sides make a change.

A-Jay Leitch-Smith makes way for 17-year-old striker Matthew Henvey, the second player being handed a debut off the bench by Dundee manager Neil McCann.

Meanwhile, the man who dominated the morning newspapers following reports of interest from Brighton, Moussa Dembele, comes on for Celtic in place of scorer Leigh Griffiths.

Celtic captain Scott Brown puts in one of his customary heavy challenges and referee Kevin Clancy doesn't like the look of this one on Mark O'Hara and produces the yellow card.

Dundee's main threat has come from free-kicks launched into the penalty box by Jon Aurtenetxe.

This time the former Athletic Bilbao full-back finds Sofien Moussa charging in at the back post, but the striker fails to get good purchase on his header and his effort flashes wide.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Radio Scotland

James Forrest weaves his way into the Dundee penalty box past a clutch of defenders.

It looks like the man in red-hot form is going to add to his opening goal, but the Scotland winger fires across goal and wide.

Dundee are beginning to create some problems for the visitors and Paul McGowan fires a few yards wide from the edge of the penalty box.

Good tracking back from Scott Brown and the Celtic midfielder's strength knocks A-Jay Leitch-Smith off the ball inside the penalty box as the winger looked to pull the trigger.

However, there was no appeal for a penalty from the home side.

Olivier Ntcham powers an effort wide from 22 yards as Celtic continue to press.

But it is the Frenchman's last contribution as he is replaced with Stuart Armstrong in the visitors' midfield.

Alex Rae
Former Rangers midfielder for BBC Scotland

Dumbarton: Gallacher, Wardrop, Dowie, Barr, Smith, Calum Gallagher, Hutton, Carswell, Johnston, Walsh, Roy.

Substitutes: Hill, Ewings, Nade, Prior, Wilson, Froxylias, Handling.

Livingston: Alexander, Lithgow, Halkett, Gallagher, Cadden, Jacobs, Pitman, Byrne, Longridge, Mackin, De Vita.

Substitutes: Penrice, Mullin, Todorov, Knox, Robinson, Carrick, Maley.

Referee: Nick Walsh

Jack Lambert, an 18-year-old midfielder, is handed his debut as he replaces Faissal El Bakhtaoui, the Moroccan forward having been an anonymous presence.

A reminder that there is another game going ahead in Scotland today.

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Celtic are dominating possession and Leigh Griffiths plays a dangerous low ball into the six-yard box, but no team-mate is there and Cammy Kerr awkwardly clears from in front of his own goal.

Dundee central defender Jack Hendry has been linked with a move to Celtic, but the 22-year-old doesn't do much for his reputation by selling himself with a lunge of a challenge on Callum McGregor.

The Celtic midfielder nutmegs the big man but makes a mess of his own shot from 20 yards.

A free-kick curled into the penalty box by Jon Aurtenetxe finds the head of Darren O'Dea, but the central defender heads over under pressure as he looks to find the net against his former club.

Early reports suggest Celtic winger Jonny Hayes may have suffered a suspected broken ankle in that challenge that led to him and Dundee's Josh Meekings being substituted in the first half.

Dundee get the second half under way. It's a long way back for the Dark Blues despite the fact they are shooting down the Dens Park slope.

The teams are back on the pitch as Dens Park continues to be bathed in sunshine.

We await news of the condition of Jonny Hayes and Josh Meekings after they both went off midway through the first half after a heavy challenge that left both in difficulties.

Both have only just started to establish themselves in their respective sides after a period on the sidelines.

Dundee defender Meekings after a spell on the sidelines through injury and Celtic winger Hayes as he found it difficult to break into the side after his summer move from Aberdeen.

We wish them both a speedy recovery.

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